Assuming you’re not talking about a loan to do this (at which point you’ve reinvented indentured servitude), back when there was a smaller pool of college graduates it was easier to find a company that would pay for your education, some even offering bonuses if you completed it.

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RandomLensman an hour ago | parent [-]

Not sure I understand: why would a loan be indentured servitude if it funds an education (not binding employment etc.)?

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delusional an hour ago | parent [-]

If there is no expectation of future income or employment, and no collateral since you don't have any. Then who would lend you the money?

I don't think anyone is stopping the private sector from extending "student loans" if they were such a good business.

	▲	RandomLensman an hour ago \| parent [-]
		Of course, there would be an expectation for loan repayment (most likely from employment somewhere). Is any unsecured/uncollateralized loan indentured servitude for you then?