How much does your choice in undergrad college matter?

[Anonymous No.7999261]

>be me
>very smart in high school, 35 act, 4.28 gpa, ect
>rushed through college apps, got rejected to top 2 choices (ivy's), had no idea what to do
>felt jaded with high school and the college app process, do nothing for months
>realize it's April and I have to go to college
>go to some tiny midwest private college no one outside of the state has heard of
>regret

I want to transfer schools now, but I'm wondering, does it matter where I get my undergraduate degree from? Do grad schools care whether you get your degree from public party school #573 or anywhere else? Should I put some work into getting into a better nationally ranked university with some notoriety?

If it matters, I want to get a BS in Environmental Science or Bio with Environmental concentration, and a minor in geo and/or mathematics, because I enjoy them

[Anonymous No.7999271]

>>7999261
bump

[Anonymous No.7999286]

>>7999261
Most things I've read online says it doesn't

But this is /sci/, where you have to be in the top 1% at Cambridge

[Anonymous No.7999424]

>>7999261
Look at where terrence tao got his undergrad degree, look at where he is now. (You're not terrence tao but you know what I mean)

[Anonymous No.7999435]

>>7999261
it doesn't matter much where you go
what matters is that you work hard, choose a field, get to know it well, and start really learning about it

basically gid gud, it doesn't matter where. it's always nice if you add prestige and publish something but anything is ok as long as you put int th effort