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A new report released by Harvard’s Pathways to Prosperity Project says that the “college for all” movement is far too inflexible for today's economic reality. We’re joined by Robert Schwartz, Academic Dean and Professor at Harvard Graduate School of Education who also heads the Pathways to Prosperity Project. We’re also joined by Robert Forrant, Professor in the Department of History and Labor Studies at Umass Lowell and Co-Director of the Center for Family, Work and Community.  

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