Purdue or University of Michigan?

Please only vote if you read the whole post! I'm planning on studying mechanical engineering in college and have narrowed down my school decision to the University of Michigan or Purdue University. They both have about the same engineering rankings, are the same size, have the same % of women in engineering, and cost very close to the same amount so I'm having a hard time deciding.

Purdue University offered me a $16k/yr merit scholarship and acceptance into their Honors College, where I get priority class registration, nicer dorms (right by academic buildings, air conditioning, built in 2016), and special honors classes. With out-of-state tuition and my scholarship, it ends up costing about $28k/yr, and their tuition will be frozen through at least spring of 2022. Purdue is about 5 hours away from where I live, and they offer MS/MBA degree options, along with lots of available minors, certificates, and concentrations. I plan to live in off-campus housing for at least two years, and it costs about $700/month. I really like the vibe of the campus and how willing the school's president is to listen and respond to the needs of the students. Their sports teams aren't the best, and I'm not sure if they have as much energy and school spirit at games as I'd like.

The University of Michigan will cost $28.5k for my first year (I got a $4k freshman scholarship from an affiliated group) and $32.5k/yr for the rest of my time there, as I'm an in-state student. The school is less than an hour away from where I live. They do not have frozen tuition, so it will increase a little each year, and also increases by $2k for junior and senior year. I love the main campus, but the engineering courses are on North Campus, which I think is very plain and boring. At Michigan, I would be able to earn a business minor from their Ross school of business, a top-ranked business school. I plan on applying for the Sustainable Living Experience theme community, which is housed in old apartments turned into dorms, so they're also very nice. Off-campus housing costs about $900/month. I know about 25 people who will be going here for various different majors, including a lot of my close friends, and I love the school spirit and energy at their sporting events.

I have not yet heard back from most scholarships I've applied to, but hopefully, both schools will end up costing less as I have applied to a ton of scholarships. Please let me know which school you think I should go to and any specific reasons!