“Undergraduate Student” or just “Student” as title in conference?

I’m attending to present at a conference. Last time I attended, I felt like putting “undergraduate student” on my conference badge made people want to spend less time with me. Not sure why, but I think I might be perceived as a low value target in terms of networking. This time I’m thinking of putting just “student” instead, which I’ve seen many others do. Here’s my thought process (+ for pros, - for cons):

Student:

• Just ambiguous, might make you seem dumb

• People won’t have a bad initial reaction compared to just undergrad
• I can still mention I’m an undergraduate when talking to people

Undergraduate Student:

• acts as an initial filter for opportunities. If someone truly doesn’t want to talk to me just because I’m an undergraduate, it deters them in the first place
• maybe good for faculty looking for PhD candidates or other new students?
• could attract attention, because there’s only a few undergraduates

• People might not want to talk to me, just like what I thought happened the last time

Also, for context if this influences anything, I’m a student volunteer so I won’t be paying the registration fee and wearing volunteer shirts too.

I might be overthinking, but I’d appreciate help on this. Thanks so much!