College affordability measures how accessible higher education is by weighing tuition, fees, and living costs against family income, financial aid, and scholarships. It guides policy decisions, institutional pricing, and student loan planning. Beneficiaries include prospective students, parents, and policymakers seeking to reduce debt burdens. Ultimately, it ensures that academic opportunities remain within reach for low- and middle-income households.
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