Sounds logical. If this is the case, my apologies - I can’t expect medical techs to be the same as medical school (doctor college) students. Good for him for trying to better himself.
As mentioned, one question is whether there is any loan documents or whatever that he signed that obligate him to pay? If so, it is a legitimate debt.
The other question still is is it an official “student loan”? I recall that in the USA the law was changed recently to remove student loans from being cancelled when someone went bankrupt, but my understanding is that only applies to loans sponsored(?) by the federal government’s student loan program through a participating bank, which it seems he failed to qualify for.
So he could go bankrupt to remove the debt. But… Talk to a lawyer. IIRC if the school does not press for collection he may not be able to declare? How much worse for a credit score is bankrupt vs being completely underwater?
Guess this OP just tends to attract all kinds of problems.
Interesting how the style of broken English in the spam (advertising for a “college rankings” site) is very similar to that of the OP, who is posting for the first time. Coincidence, I’m sure.