What happens is that you start whining about them, then you judge them as unfair, then you do something like ignore them when they must be paid, and then bad things happen to your credit file that then affects you for seven years....
In the end, school loans are evil. I get that. School loan bankers are evil. No argument. But also, they also MUST be paid. This is the reality of your situation. So, you are acting in a human way, but it isn't serving you well at this time.
Back when I was in college, I would and did pawn something in your shoes. Do you have anything around a thousand dollars in value to get a 300 dollar loan on? As an employer, I have advanced wages in the past, though I prolly wouldn't do it now. Imagine this as life and death and get it paid. Well, maybe not that dramatic, as I wouldn't want you robbing the local convenience store...
There is, of course another side of this. I have read anecdotal tales of allowing them into default, the settling them for less than face value. Whatever you do, you should proceed purposefully and with a plan, rather than letting the situation poke your emotions and you go off half-cocked.
