I gather that you have immigrant parents. If so, they grew up in an educational system where a 1 point difference in secondary school graduation exams could mean never leaving their village or getting a university education, and a 1 point difference in a placement exam score could mean being admitted to a highly ranked university that put the student onto a direct pathway to success or being rejected by that university and thus being forever blocked from certain life pathways. It is really, truly difficult for parents from systems like that to wrap their brains around the US system. There is no one university (or group of universities) that guarantees lifetime success here. There is no one major (or group of majors) that guarantees lifetime success here. And there are many, many, many people (my own daughter included) who start at community colleges because of grades, money, family responsibilities, fill-in-random-reason-here, and go on to lead hugely successful lives.
There are some excellent community college options in Minnesota that have formal articulation agreements with the University of Minnesota. One of those could be your safety. You would be guaranteed admission to U of MN provided you meet the requirements of the articulation agreement. https://admissions.tc.umn.edu/transfer/mncap_intro.html There are other pathways to transfer into the U of MN system. Start reading about them here. https://admissions.tc.umn.edu/transfer/index.html