Going to uni with BTECs instead of A Levels

I want to study law at uni. I’m currently year 13 and doing x2 BTEC National Extended Certificates (law and psychology), 1 A Level (sociology) and an EPQ. In my first year, I got D*D in my BTECs and A in my AS Level. I’ve always been a decently high achiever I just had a bit of fatalism as a result of my depression which caused me to apply to BTECs instead of a levels.
I want to study of the uni of York or RHUL but I’m now also considering Warwick and Exeter. But most places say u need at least 2 a levels if ur doing an extended certificate. I’ve emailed them and they said they would consider me but obviously it’s case-by-case bc law is competitive.
Im worried I’ll be at a major disadvantage. Is there anything I can do? Or anyone here that got into uni with BTECs?

I want to study law at uni. I’m currently year 13 and doing x2 BTEC National Extended Certificates (law and psychology), 1 A Level (sociology) and an EPQ. In my first year, I got D*D in my BTECs and A in my AS Level. I’ve always been a decently high achiever I just had a bit of fatalism as a result of my depression which caused me to apply to BTECs instead of a levels.
I want to study of the uni of York or RHUL but I’m now also considering Warwick and Exeter. But most places say u need at least 2 a levels if ur doing an extended certificate. I’ve emailed them and they said they would consider me but obviously it’s case-by-case bc law is competitive.
Im worried I’ll be at a major disadvantage. Is there anything I can do? Or anyone here that got into uni with BTECs?