Before the First World War, very few colonist children attended a university. The very few young people of Krasna who desired to continue their education, became priests or teachers.

In regards to priesthood education, Catholic colonist sons studied in Saratov and in Rumanian times in Jassy. Eight young men from Krasna chose to become priests. Three of them studied for the priesthood in Rumanian times.
Several Krasna students became teachers, most of them probably studied in Sarata, but there are no further details known.
Other areas of study (medicine, law, etc.) were available in Odessa. After annexation to Rumania, people had to reorient themselves.
It was not clear whether any one from Krasna studied those fields.