I would suggest you attend college in your home country.
You have a number of issues in terms of getting funding here.
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Your high school performance isn’t the top in your country, right?
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It sounds like you need full funding. The colleges that guarantee to meet full need for all accepted international students are highly competitive for admissions. This means you really would need to be in the top % of students in your region. You are not.
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Many colleges that provide aid to international students are need aware. This means your level of financial need will be considered when your application for admission is considered. You have full financial need. This isn’t going to help you at need aware schools.
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There are a lot of colleges here that either provide limited or no financial aid to international students.
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You will need to add the costs of health insurance and travel to most college costs. This could easily add an additional $5000 to your costs.
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You say you want to do computer science? Well…that major is one of the most competitive for admissions almost everywhere it is offered.
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IF and It’s a huge IF you get a degree in the U.S. you will be required to return to your home country when you graduate.
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And I would agree. If you want advice from adults…start writing your posts like you are addressing adults and not a group of friends sitting around a fire pit.