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I’m guessing that it would be best to work more towards a cheaper school than a top tier school?
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Not only does it NOT matter where you go to undergrad (unless it’s some really podunk school that no one has heard of), it can actually be a NEGATIVE to go to a top undergrad where all the premed classmates are very strong students.
the premed prereqs are WEEDER courses for premeds and eng’g students. A limited number of A’s are given. So, do the math…lol…if everyone in the class is like you or better, then your chances of getting the A’s are worsened.
My son’s SAT was a little better, and he had the same UW GPA, and he had almost a free ride for his undergrad…he got free tuition plus $5000 per year…he also got a couple of add’l awards as a current undergrad. His undergrad cost us VERY little…about $5k per year. lol