So the big issue here is finances.
KU you will get in. IU you will get in but you won’t be able to afford it unless you have a lot of college savings built up.
That’s it.
If you’re looking for schools with a great Jewish life and you have two, look at Elon, College of Charleston, Arizona if you don’t want to be home. But KU has a sizable Jewish life as you know.
On the list you presented, the last four - you need to apply test optional.
If you want a great school and the religious aspect is less important - and it shouldn’t be but Rose Hulman or even UAH. Florida State is a possibility and you’d report your 31 to all 3.
Let’s go back to a zero EFC - and at many of these you will have to file the CSS which will look at assets, etc. So an IU isn’t going to work out. They do have a $15K scholarship if you do Jewish studies - but you’re not. Madison - can’t work out. Why - these schools don’t meet need - and you won’t be able to afford it.
See the list attached of schools that meet need.
But realize - some schools are need aware - meaning if you need too much, they can or will reject you for that.
On this list of meets needs - you might try Lehigh (need to go TO), Connecticut College (TO), Franklin & Marshall (TO), Macalester (TO), Skidmore (TO), Trinity (TO), Union (TO) and Rochester (TO).
Good luck to you - and KU is a wonderful school and I know has a solid honors program.
Here’s Every College That Offers 100% Financial Aid (prepscholar.com)