Hopefully you can weave your heritage into your activities and essays. That could help.
Richmond may happen but I don’t think USC to Scripps do. Scripps doesn’t have a traditional business major but other LACs do if you want to know more.
LMU could happen. UMass could happen. Penn State is likely but not for business. Minnesota could happen. UCSD is unlikely. SCU could happen as might Pepperdine. IU will happen but not for business. UW is unlikely. Wash State is a yes are as Gonazaga and Bothell.
You might end up at those three.
There are “tons” of great b schools - tons. But if you have SCU, Gonzaga and LMU - and if Gonzaga is fine - but others in that realm might be Creighton or U San Diego.
Rather than IU, you might consider a U Alabama - which will cost less -and depending on your major - for example, in marketing, they have higher average salaries. Or if Wash U isn’t 'high" enough - how about an Oregon, ASU, or Arizona.
For the most part and especially with your list, there are lots of “substitutional” schools. You have Babson - so add Bentley and even Bryant. Both would be yes.
Not sure your end goal - but outside of a few jobs, I think most business schools are substitutional. While you have tuition covered, you still have to pay 25% and room and board. You could attend a WUE school (many Cal States) or earn signifcant merit (why I mentioned Alabama) - but also schools like Kansas, Kansas State, Miami Ohio, South Carolina, and more.