I think you’re out of luck, but the military itself may be a deferment for loans.
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Actually, yes, the do pay some back. It depends on the kind of loan that you took out. My husband had his repayed. It is called CLRP. I included a link for you to look at. You need to make sure with your recruiter if you have an eligible loan, though. We have a friend that got in, then was told he didn’t have the right kind of loan. He fought it, and won, but still it was a hassle. Best of luck to you!
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http://usmilitary.about.com/cs/joiningup/a/clrp.htm?terms=college+loan

In 1996, after a few years of college, I enlisted in the Army. I can’t remember what the program was called, but while I was still in the inprocessing phase, I was asked if I wanted the G.I. Bill or if I want to pay off my college loans. It was one or the other but I did have an option. I opted for the G.I Bill and paid of my loans in three years (could have deferred them). Since it is another incentive to join the Army I am sure it is still offered.
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