From a purely free market perspective, it makes sense. getting educated takes resources, that education then has to earn you more resources in the long run, mea

From a purely free market perspective, it makes sense. getting educated takes resources, that education then has to earn you more resources in the long run, meaning you can pay off the loan. That ignores all the sociatal benefits from having a more well educated poopulous, and I like free education, but you can't deny there's some internal logic there.