Dropping out of current university - Switching to Warwick

Define "viable" - there's no reason you would not be allowed to. You're not guaranteed to get in just because you meet the requirements, and would need to decide what your alternatives are (normally that would be four other choices, just like when you applied through UCAS first time round).

If you are in your second year of uni (or later) you probably won't qualify for a tuition fee loan for the whole of your new degree. You will need to pay the fees for each year that you don't have a loan for up front.

Hi, I am in my first year of university.
I looked at the University of Warwick website, and I noticed that it states “Any transfers to Warwick are on exceptional circumstances only, and only for a few permitted courses”.
Will I not be regarded as a transferring student if I choose to drop out and apply to Warwick?

I am currently studying a non-law degree at my current university. Due to personal reasons, I am wanting to study a law degree at Warwick.
Since I missed the January UCAS deadline for application, I am contemplating dropping out and applying for the 2023 entry.
I meet the entry requirements, and I was wondering if it would be viable for me to do so.
Thanks in advance