5 too many? Good choices?

European Law - you have an essay subject (Eng Lit), a logical subject (Maths) and a language, should be fine
Economics - you should definitely look at Further Maths, especially if you're considering Cambridge
Politics - should be fine, although Further Maths might help with Oxford PPE (and History, obviously, if you want to go for Hist & Pol - Oxbridge don't offer straight Politics)
Maths - you'll need Further Maths if it's offered, but with that and Physics (or Mechanics modules) you'll be fine
Science - a science and Maths should be sufficient, but I suspect a lot of applicants - especially for Cam NatSci - will do more than one science
English - English Lit is really all you need

Overall, it looks like your best bet is to switch out one language for Further Maths. This won't close any options - you can get accepted to read languages with just one language at A2, and I got accepted for History with History, Lit, Maths and further Maths - and it will keep Econ, Maths and science subjects open. It's also not quite as much work, as Maths and Further Maths are fairly closely connected.

If that is the case, what subjects will you be doing, and what will your ambition be from those? Just to clarify..

This is quite random but I have just looked at your academic profile and am absolutely shocked that you have done 7AS'!!!!! How on earth did you manage all of that!!!

Then, that narrows down my choices by one and leaves me with English Literature, Spanish (+AEA), Maths and Physics. I think enough people have said that five wouldn't be impossible to persuade me to do it. However, I've received differing views on whether Chemistry or Further Maths would be more useful and/or easier considering I'm taking five? It should be noted that I'm taking Additional Maths at th every minute and took my GCSE (A*) a year early but I don't really see myself as a number sort of person.

Also, will the AEA still exist by the time I start A Levels next year and are they taken at the end of Year 13? I seem to be getting mixed feedback on this too. I've read about 'Stretch and Challenge' - does this replace AEA entirely?

Critical Thinking was self-taught (i.e. I didn't do much work for it), Further Maths was/is about an hour and a half a week, I did a module of Religious Studies in year 11 and did English Lit after school twice a week. It all fits in quite well

I see. But still that is darn impressive!! Congrats, you must be a super genius!

yeah wow that is v.impressive! I dont really get whyyy you bothered tho unless you just love to learn.. like a lot? or is it to just like super super garuntee an oxbridge place?

This is quite random but I have just looked at your academic profile and am absolutely shocked that you have done 7AS'!!!!! How on earth did you manage all of that!!!

someone I know does 9...

granted 2 of them are languages he doesn't need lessons for, and music... well he's like diploma level in 2 or 3 instruments so doesnt really need proper lessons for that either.

9!!! 9!!! Thats three times the amount you need to get into uni, plus they say one a level is equal to 3/4 gcse's so hes like doing 27/36 GCSE's!! Why do they do that many? Is there any need to or does he just really love all the subjects.

well I was going to take 5 but then it's like, what is the point???Oxbridge are looking for stuff other than academic brilliance like work experience and your extra-curriculars and things - they want well-rounded people who are smart but not so smart and academic they have no personality or other interests and things. Also, they like high grades mroe than many subjects, so you might want to concentrate on taking things you know you'll get great grades on and not spread yourself too thinly. Or take all 5 then you can always drop one!good luck!