UConn vs. UVA for Finance

Hey guys, I’ve narrowed my choices down to the University of Connecticut or the University of Virginia. I’d really appreciate it if you could offer some insight/advice/guidance as this is a very difficult for me.
A little bit about me first. I’m a white male from Connecticut and I plan on majoring in Finance at either school. I’m not 100% sure what I want to do with that finance degree quite yet but I could see myself in IBanking, Real Estate, or starting my own business. I definitely do NOT want to be a quant. I also play on working for a few years then going back to get my MBA. Now for the pros and cons of each school.
Uconn Pros:
I’ve been accepted to the business school as a finance major.
I could probably walk on and run for their track team, which would be pretty awesome because I LOVE track.
I’ve been admitted to the Honors program which offers honors housing. This will give me the opportunity to like with like-minding, high-achieving peers. I’m attracted by this.
It’s in state so getting summer internships would be easier.
If I go, I don’t have to take out student loans.
Proximity to NYC and Boston. Plus Hartford is right around the corner.
Uconn Cons:
I really dislike the weather, it’s too cold.
It’s just your average state flagship university.
Recruiting for IBanking isn’t too great.
The campus itself is in a rural area.
UVA Pros:
“Public Ivy”
McIntire is a stellar business school with a killer Ibanking reputation.
The weather is nicer.
I like the history associated with the school. Thomas Jefferson and the honor code.
UVA Cons:
It’s a 7 hour drive.
I have to apply to the business school as a second year. If I don’t get in, I’m kinda screwed.
I’m not into Greek life, and it’s really prevalent at UVA.
Even though Charlottesville is a nice town, it’s truly in the middle of nowhere.
I can’t run varsity track.
I’d have to take out about $20,000 total in student loans.

My gut tells me UConn because I’m guaranteed a major in Finance and I will graduate without debt. That will help me pay for my MBA later on down the road. However, if I do go the IBanking route I feel UConn has a significant disadvantage over UConn. Plus for grad school, a UVA applicant is more impressive. As far as “fit”, both schools feel pretty much the same to me and I’m confident I can find my niche anywhere.
If you’ve read all this, THANK YOU. Any advice you have would be greatly appreciated.