That will not be possible. The reason is that the network hardware (the actual network card) is shared a shared resource (all users, programs, processes all share the same one). It will always require admin rights to make a change that impacts anyone other than yourself, and this qualifies as that. It takes admin rights to make a global system change.
Also note that this is a virus fighting measure also. Since any process that takes global admin control could then watch all the network data, that program could do very malicious things like log your data, block it, or redirect it to other places. It could spoof your certificate and prevent your antivirus, updates, or even your firewall from working.
For all of these and many more reasons, it requires an administrator to make the global change to your network card configuration. That's why many laptops have a switch on the side to turn it on and off.