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its not the matter of being "affordable". no matter if   its a pricey or non pricey school , there are  things like financial aid and other thing you can apply for to get money to help pay for college

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Every college is pretty pricey but there are more colleges that are more expensive than others. But just because a college costs more does not make it a better school.

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Not all colleges require extra forms, so be sure to find out if yours does.

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students who are looking for  the cheapest colleges
can still get a valuable education no matter the price the student can still receive a education with a balance of quality and affordability

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Many colleges also award aid from their own funds money from donations and gifts from alumni.

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scholarship sponsors receive more qualified applications than they have funds available, to some extent winning a scholarship is a numbers game. Your odds of winning a scholarship are greater if you apply for more awards, all else being equal. its easier to get free  money than have to go into debt when they are older. https://www.fastweb.com/financial-aid/articles/when-should-you-apply-for-scholarships-and-financial-aid

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One of the biggest mistakes that many students make is that they stop applying for scholarships once they graduate from high school. There are literally thousands of scholarships for students in college and even graduate students. Some of these awards are only open to students who are already in college.
http://www.moolahspot.com/answers/index.cfm?&adv_id=scholarships_faq_1

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Myth #5: You can get more scholarships or financial aid for college by paying someone to search for you.

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Myth #5: You can get more scholarships or financial aid for college by paying someone to search for you.

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Truth: Beware of any group  or individual that guarantees a scholarship or financial aid if you pay a fee. These groups utilize high pressure tactics to get parents to pay for a service they don't need.There are many very good, free scholarship and financial aid sources

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Myth #6: I'm Expecting to  receive a lot of scholarships, so  don't need to apply for aid.  

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Myth #6: I'm Expecting to  receive a lot of scholarships, so  don't need to apply for aid.  

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Truth: Apply for all types of aid: scholarships, grants, work-study opportunities, and loans. If your final tab after paying tuition, fees, books, room and board, computer, etc., is completely covered by your scholarships, you can turn down the other aid. Also, in the unlikely event that you need to switch schools unexpectedly, you've already secured some aid towards your potential new school.

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The college with the lowest price will be the most affordable
Truth: Not necessarily! Some of the more expensive colleges have raised significant amounts of money for scholarships from their alumni and friends. As a result, they have more money to give to students in the form of scholarships, which reduces the "sticker price." If a students qualifies for need-based aid, they may receive more financial aid at the more expensive school, thus  reducing the final cost.