All In Milwaukee – Complete College. Build Careers. Transform Milwaukee.

2024 Milwaukee Auto Show All-In Gala!

OUR PROMISE:

Complete College

Build Careers

Transform Milwaukee

All-In Milwaukee is a college completion program that provides financial aid, advising, program and career support to high-potential, limited-income, diverse Milwaukee students to complete college, build meaningful careers and transform the Milwaukee community.

Celebrating
Our Scholars

Every All-In Milwaukee graduate has their own journey to—and through—college. We’re proud to share some of their stories.

90%

of our upperclassmen are on track to graduate six years or less

As a comparison, 18.5% of Milwaukee Public Schools high school graduates will earn a two or four-year degree within six years.

84%

of our scholars and graduates currently have no student debt

Thanks to the “AII-In” university packages that we secure and the “last dollar” scholarships we provide.

91%

of graduates who have secured a job or are pursuing graduate school are doing so in Wisconsin.

The All-In Milwaukee vision is for a vibrant city with diverse leadership.

More than

0

students in our program,

100%

come from limited income families

98%

are students of color

84%

are first-generation college students

In the News

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$7M Grant Helps Limited-Income Students Attend, Graduate College

All-In Milwaukee Executive Director Allison Wagner stopped by 12 News Friday to discuss the financial gift and how it will benefit the community.

Changing the Future for Limited-Income Students

With a new $7.4 million grant, the organization is set to provide more scholarships and support for local low-income students, helping them achieve their college dreams and secure bright futures.

Milwaukee Program Secures $7.4M Grant

In a city where an estimated 15% of high school graduates earn a postsecondary degree within six years, a new grant aims to change the trajectory for hundreds of students.

Since 2019, received more than 1,900 high-quality applications from eligible students for the program over the last five years. Over the last four years, we have had to turn away more than 1,600 eligible scholars.

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