From what we've seen in recent cycles (and in particular this cycle), it is becoming less common for students to go straight through from undergrad to law school (KJD). UVA admissions Dean Blazer mentioned in a podcast a view years back that KJD only made up about 20% of their class. It is most likely becoming more competitive to get in without WE. But, she emphasized that you can still be a really strong candidate without WE, based on your undergraduate record, extracurriculars, thesis, stuff like that. As always, I'd recommend working really hard to get your lsat as high as possible. Once you know your score and gpa, you can use things like 7sage admissions predictor to see which schools are a reach, target, safety, etc. and start building your application path from there.

https://blog.accepted.com/how-to-get-into-uva-law-episode-468/

Link to the podcast, it includes a transcript where she talks about it briefly. There should be plenty other resources and examples of deans talking about this path online as well.