Can I get onto law via access to HE course?

I do not do access to law. I would like to know if it is possible for me to get into law despite this. I have seen few universities that dont have specific requirements for access but many do. The ones that do say things like “access to law” or “access to HE in a relevant subject (humanities, social science etc). Teachers say that you do not need specific subjects to get into law so if I applied to the universities that have specific requirements for access could they still accept me? Thank you

I do not do access to law. I would like to know if it is possible for me to get into law despite this. I have seen few universities that dont have specific requirements for access but many do. The ones that do say things like “access to law” or “access to HE in a relevant subject (humanities, social science etc). Teachers say that you do not need specific subjects to get into law so if I applied to the universities that have specific requirements for access could they still accept me? Thank you

Yes, definitely. It's always wise to check with each individual university you're interested in applying to first about what they will accept, but usually a 'relevant' Access course is fine for law. Relevant = humanities, social sciences etc.