At this point, OP, you need to sort out the soccer piece first. You have months to figure out which colleges you might be interested in without soccer. You have a much shorter window to figure out soccer recruiting.
Once your academic qualifications reach a certain level – and it sounds like yours are there – then they become almost irrelevant: then it’s the soccer piece that determines whether or not you will be admitted (to a highly selective school)
Since you haven’t shared what your level is, my advice would be to focus on d3 schools with big endowments. If you are a low level d1 player, you’ll likely be an impact player there. Which means a top recruit, which means admission. I would not worry too much about the finer points. Cast your net wide and see what your options are.
Off the top of my head, I would suggest Williams, Amherst, Tufts, Bowdoin, Washington & Lee, U Chicago, Vassar. (I’m trying to list schools with large endowments/good financial aid where I am a little familiar with soccer recruiting. Emory isn’t listed because although they have a lot of resources, they don’t recruit much outside of the South, let alone internationally).