Absolutely apply to RPI with that RPI Medal its a guaranteed scholarship.
Business school is good and lots of quantitative skills would be gained.
RPI also has two law programs, with solid New York State law schools.
https://lallyschool.rpi.edu/programs
I would not look at Alabama, its really not what its cracked up to be, in Tuscaloosa, so much.
Its just really not a good education, in my opinion, although business is passable, and Alabama grads
get to Wash DC often as they are so sick of Alabama after the four years. Its pretty dismal in Alabama right now.
Auburn and maybe U of Alabama in Birmingham really are better, but Tuscaloosa is the football school.
I think Warton is not the way to go, go to Penn Arts and Sciences, math plus economics, its much better, if you are really look at U of Penn.
Binding ED really helps at Penn.
Since your son is strong in math and science, he maybe should look at a big data degree, instead of business and economics, but i don’t know how set your son is on business.
Big Data is excellent at Case Western in Ohio, and merit scholarships are strong there, also accounting and finance degrees are solid at Case Western-
https://case.edu/datascience/
He should play to his strengths in math and science, if possible. Thats where the money is, for those
that have quantitative skills. So, go to the most quantitative school with the best rank that you can afford,
but don’t overlook good merit at RPI. Troy is better than it used to be, Albany coming back for jobs, and the Hudson River Valley is very pretty. More flights in and out of Albany NY now too.