Cali2Colorado

No sorry. I should clarify. I just meant that is should be the only entertained type of dischargeable student loan debt. I'm also not against it though.

I don't know your familiarity with bankruptcy laws, but just because somebody declares bankruptcy does not mean their debt is automatically discharged. So even if this type of debt was dischargeable, doesn't mean that it would be. It would just be a legal ability.

I only support this because as undergraduate degrees continue to be popular, these drop outs will become increasingly screwed.

But I do agree with your assessments for my initial question.

I don't know what you mean by "demonstrably wronged", but I think I disagree with this. The only time bankruptcy should ever be allowed to discharge student loan debt is when no terminal degree was completed (I.e. The student flunked out). An education will follow you until the day you die; it's not the same as discharging a mortgage or an auto loan.

So besides the ridiculous comparison that you didn't make. Do you feel like tenure needs to evolve, be removed as mentioned above, stay the same, and etc?