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by pseudalopex 1886 days ago
They implied it couldn't be discharged. It can apparently.
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They did more than imply that it was protected from bankruptcy; they made the claim directly in their contract with students:

> ...a qualified educational loan…subject to the limitations on dischargeability contained in…the United States Bankruptcy Code.

You're right. I said implied because of "subject to the limitations". But they claimed directly it was a qualified educational loan.