I agree with @merc81 that your stats are excellent, and you have many options available to you.
If you’re not sure what you’re looking for in a college, I recommend tracking down a copy of good college guides. The Fiske Guide to Colleges and the Insider’s Guide to the Colleges are particularly good, and your local library likely has a copy.
To pick two examples, Bowdoin and Penn are both very good at biology and history and can prepare you well for medical school – but they differ dramatically in size, location and setting, athletics, undergraduate focus, etc. Reading descriptions of each college may give you a better idea of what you’re after.
If your local community college offers advanced instruction in Spanish, that might be preferable to starting a new language, particularly one as difficult as Chinese.