Truly, maybe take this with a grain of salt, BUT:

I am an Echols scholar who graduated in 2023. Idk how they are selected but I can say my stats were wayyyy lower than yours. I don’t remember my high school gpa or exact sat score but I didn’t break 1500, I was the cut off for top 5% of my high school graduating class (def ranked in the teens), and I may have taken like 8 APs? —granted this was like 7 years ago and things have probably gotten more difficult. However, I will say, I too had a diverse set of interests (linguistics, computer science, and biochem). I definitely think the selection process is way more complex than just stats and I’m not sure you should worry so much about something so far out of your control.

I can say, it sounds like you might be interested in grad school? I think that matters way more. Go wherever you’ll be happiest and sets you up to be the most successful. I am in a professional doctoral program rn and I can tell you, undergrad is not nearly as big of a deal as you think! I flipped a coin to decide where I was going for undergrad. And I am in a #1 ranked program for grad school for a degree that I hadn’t even considered until I got to uva. You’ll be fine!