A discharge releases a debtor from student loan obligations that first became due within two (2) years before bankruptcy.

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A discharge in bankruptcy does not usually release a debtor from student loan obligations unless the debtor can show that repayment would impose an undue hardship. The dischargeability of student loans in bankruptcy is a complex issue and depends on various factors, including the type of loan, the alleged hardship, and the specific bankruptcy case. However, in general, student loans that first became due within two (2) years before bankruptcy are not dischargeable unless the debtor can satisfy an additional legal test called the "Brunner test."

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