I agree with the other comments, but there is another risk. It is possible in some cases for a student to get the loans for the first year of their education and maybe for two or three years, but then find that they and their parents together do no qualify to borrow any more money. This can leave the student and their parents with large debt but with no degree. This can be quite bad.
Even if you could get the loans, $80,000 in debt is a huge debt even if you were able to graduate in four years – many students take longer than four years.
To me based just on what I have seen on this thread it sounds like you need a more affordable option. That might be community college for two years followed by a transfer to a nearby public university.