No you can’t. As indicated previously, you’re limited to $5,500 for freshman year. If you pass, you can take $6,500 for sophomore year. If you pass, you can take $7,500 each for junior and senior year. This, with compound interest, adds up to $31,000, which is what a college graduate can reasonably hope to pay back in 10 years.
You need to find affordable universities for your stats. You can run the NPC on Lebanon Valley, Lycoming, SUNY New Paltz, UMass Lowell, Elizabethtown, Siena, LeMoyne, Cuny Staten Island, UNC Charlotte, UNC Greensboro, Guilford, Muskingum, Capital, Towson, UMD-Baltimore County, Wells, Rider, Widener, WestChester University.
The easiest way to find universities with better financial aid is to increase your SAT score by preparing very seriously.