Current High School Senior. Where should I go to school to break into banking/finance?

So I am a high school senior from California and I have received all of my college decisions. I applied economics for most schools but now I am realizing I want to do finance/banking instead so I will probably try to transfer later on (which may affect things).

My family makes around 220k a year but fafsa set my efc as 114k somehow so I did not get aid from any universities. Ill be paying full tuition to wherever I go. My family would be able to make it it happen with any school with close to no debt due to familial wealth but just because you can doesn't mean you should.

I am a huge skateboarder and snowboarder so being able to snowboard in college would be great. You can skate anywhere tho so its kinda irrelevant. I am looking for a school with great academics and prestige/ good internship/job opportunities./ cool location/ great social life but not in the typical frat party way.

Also strength of econ program is a factor because I might not be able to transfer to business.

Anyway hear are my options atm

• McGill University faculty of arts

  • I really like McGill because Montreal seems like a sick city and McGill is really academically focused and prestigious.

  • I would be paying around 30-35k per year

• Boston University College of General Studies

  • I like Boston a lot but I was accepted into the College of General Studies program which is cool because I can declare a school later on but it kinda seems like a cash grab from BU

  • I would be paying nearly 80k a year.

• U Washington Seattle Pre Social Studies.

  • I just visited last week and it seemed pretty dope but I didn't fall in love.

  • I would be paying nearly 60k a year

• Syracuse U economics

  • I do not really know too much about this school but it seems a bit preppy I'm not sure.

  • I would be paying nearly 80k a year.

• UBC faculty of arts

  • another Canadian school. It seems cool but I do not like it as much as Mcgill

  • I think tuition is comparable to McGill.

• U Wisconsin Madison economics

  • madison just doesn't appeal to me like other schools I got into but its a good school academically. Maybe a bit too party-school-esque for my liking.

  • around 60k a year

• Cal poly SLO business admin

  • Everyone from my school goes there. It seems ok but also a very conservative choice on my part.

  • 25k a year or something like that.

• UCSC global econ

  • Same vibe as cal poly

  • 40k a year

• UCD Undecided

  • Same as above

  • Davis is probably the worst location though.

What do you guys think? I think McGill is my best bet due to the price but I am not sure. Ive heard getting jobs in the US isn't that easy but I may be wrong. I also heard its very difficult to transfer to bcom. I am ready to work my ass off!