What are some good colleges for me?

I’m currently a sophomore at a public school in New York state, and I’ve just been thinking about colleges. Any ideas of colleges that would fit me well?

unweighted GPA - 98 (9th grade), 98 (1st qtr of 10th grade)
SAT: 2060 (760 math, 650 reading, 650 writing)

Courses: (all honors unless otherwise specified)
took Algebra, Geometry, Alg II, and Biology before high school
9th grade - Precalculus, Earth Science, English, Global, French 5 (usually taken by advanced juniors and seniors)
10th grade - AP BC Calculus, Chemistry, AP World, English, French 6 (usually taken by advanced seniors)

Other activities:
school band (since 4th grade)
piano (since 2nd grade)
cross country (9th and 10th)
track and field (9th and probably 10th)
community service the past 2 summers (50hrs each summer) at a butterfly garden/museum
planning to attend Middlebury Language Academy next summer

I skipped a grade so I’ll be graduating at age 17. I will have enough credits to graduate after junior year but I’m not sure I want to graduate at 16 and I feel like that might limit my options for college to an extent. I don’t have a specific major in college in mind yet but I am interested in STEM and languages. I’m not as good with subjects like history and English so I probably won’t major in either of those. As far as location goes, I would like to stay in the general east coast area unless there’s a very good reason to do otherwise. I’m looking to go into a rigorous academic program where I would be thoroughly challenged. I have relatives who have gone to prestigious schools like Duke, Stanford, UC Berkeley, and Brown so that could help me if I choose to go to any of those schools.

What are your thoughts?

Hard to say because your only a sophomore. Your grades could change a lot this year AND next year. Your SAT will probably go up.

Consider doing a gap year if you graduate a year early. Take a look at The Gap Year Advantage by Haigler and Nelson. And have the talk with your parents right now about what they can afford and what, if any, criteria they have for the schools you select (geographic constraints are common, but there may be others.)