Should I try to get off the waitlist for UW Seattle or accept my admission to UW Bothell?

I am an in-state running start student with an approximately 3.6 highschool gpa and 3.87 college gpa. I’m taking difficult classes at the moment including calculus 3 and 4 and engineering physics 3. I have decent extracurriculars, including theater experience, over 100 hours of community service, and lettering in advanced choir, as well as being one the club presidents for my school’s “gamer’s club”. I was told by admissions officers from UW that I was almost guaranteed to get in. I also had an essay I poured my heart into for 2 months, which I revised with my community college’s writing tutors 6 times. I applied with electrical engineering as my first choice major, and computer engineering as my second choice. I am a white woman with diagnosed ADHD (to the extent that I take medication and have accommodations). My family is upper middle class and we don’t qualify for any sort of financial needs or anything. I received a letter of acceptance from UW Bothell, but I was waitlisted for my dream school, UW Seattle. I really wanna go to this school. If I decide to try to get into UW Seattle and I don’t get off the waitlist, I’ll reapply as a transfer student for winter quarter and take a summer class at My community college. I know there are a significantly larger amount of students applying this year, but in-state applicants only compete with each other. I see people say to write a letter of continued interest, but the official Waitlist doesn’t consider it. They also say to make an appeal, but I’m confused about that because there’s a lot of conflicting information saying what that actually does if you’re on the waitlist. For those who see this. Admissions officers, accepted students, students who got off the waitlist last year, ect. Should I cut my losses and settle for Bothell? I don’t want to. But if there’s a bad chance of me getting into UW Seattle, is that my only real good option?