There are ways to cancel student loans. Sometimes, people attend schools that close, issue false certificates, or schools that fail to pay refunds to students, who for whatever reason, cancel their classes. If you are someone who took out a student loan to pay for classes under the foregoing circumstances, you may be able to cancel your student loan indebtedness, altogether. There are also ways students may cancel student loans because of death or disability. Profession-related cancellations may be available through the new public service forgiveness program. Student loans may, in limited circumstances, be discharged in bankruptcy if a debtor can prove undue hardship. Finally, if none of the foregoing are options, a student may be able to negotiate an income-based repayment plan with his or her lender in order to reduce their monthly payments.
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