So, if you’re not happy with your admissions results this season, you can still do another year of high school? That’s a good option to have.
I don’t see a path to affordability at Auburn or Rutgers, for a low-income out-of-state student. Do you know something I don’t that would make these financially viable? Morehouse seems like a financial reach too.
My guess, if you graduate this year, is that you will go GA State or Clayton State. Your transcript is very solid, but you’re up against applicants who did everything you’ve done so far, plus a senior year full of high-rigor classes (Calculus, AP Lit, AP physics/chem). I don’t think you’re well-positioned for highly competitive schools, applying a year early.
There’s nothing wrong with the more-attainable schools, but they don’t have an ABET engineering program in your desired major, do they?.
See how this goes, but I would strongly consider doing your 4th year of high school, and letting folks here help you find attainable schools that match your goals and provide the financial aid you need.