Have you also checked out Ohio University in Athens? Excellent allied health professions, nursing school. And a DO school on the campus. Might be affordable for you.
As an aside…I do not see any medical observation or shadowing on your EC list. How do you know you want to be a doctor…if that’s where you decide to head.
Also, the average age of beginning medical school students is mid-20’s. Many take a gap year or two after undergrad to beef up their ECs for medical school applications and study and take the MCAT. If you apply to medical school as a very young applicant, this might not work in your favor.
Re: colleges…you need to pick a place where your GPA and sGPA will be high, that has good health careers advising, where you have the ability to shadow in the medical profession, and where you can choose a major that will give you a Plan B…because every premed needs a plan B.