2019 College Humor – Summer Job Plans

 The thirteenth comic in the College Parents of America Humor series is now available on collegeparents.org. This comic, a co-creation of College Parents of America and Hector Curriel, is particularly timely for students and parents negotiating summer budgets before back to school spending begins. 
June 6, 2019
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The thirteenth comic in the College Parents of America Humor series is now available on collegeparents.org.

This comic, a co-creation of College Parents of America and Hector Curriel, is particularly timely for students and parents negotiating summer budgets before back to school spending begins.

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