Advice On Undergrad Choice and Future

Hi everyone, long-time lurker and first-time poster. 

I have been accepted to the University of Wisconsin (in-state), IU Kelley, and SMU-- all with direct admission to the respective business schools. I did not get into the targets I applied to (Harvard, Wharton, NYU Stern) so these are the three schools I am considering currently. My goal is to break into BB IB, and I'd love to work in Chicago/Dallas/LA. not necessarily just NYC. I know Wisconsin has a pretty solid investment banking club, SMU has the alts program, and IU, of course, has the IBW; the opportunity to break into IB from these schools is there, provided I put in the work. I'm doing my best to position myself well for the future; I interned at an asset management firm this past summer and I'm in the process of lining up an internship at a small M&A shop in Chicago for this summer entering my freshman year. Given these options, which university would you choose? Anyone have knowledge of the recruiting at these schools? Is there any other advice you would give me? I'm leaning towards Wisconsin, but I hope to hear some opinions from people in the industry.

For some additional context, I would pay about 25k/yr at UW, 57k/yr at Indiana (including 24k total scholarship), and 67k at SMU (also including 80k total scholarship). Fortunately, I wouldn't graduate with debt, but the in-state tuition at UW seems like a great deal. I know IU Kelley is the #8 undergrad biz program, but I'm not sure if I can justify it being over 2x the cost of Wisconsin. I also got waitlisted from Michigan (would have to apply to Ross) and Boston College (Carroll), but those final results don't come until mid-May, and the chances are pretty slim.

Any advice is greatly appreciated, thanks for the help!