Impact

At a time when only 14% of Milwaukee high school graduates will go on to earn a two-year or four-year degree within six years, All-In Milwaukee scholars are redefining what’s possible with the right financial, academic, social, cultural and career development support.

And it shows in our results to date. For All-In Milwaukee’s first graduating class:

90%

graduation rate in four or five years

80%

projected to have zero college debt

97%

of the 2023 class staying in Wisconsin

We’re so proud of the students who are achieving this remarkable life milestone, especially when statistics tell us the odds are greatly stacked against them.

— Allison Wagner, Executive Director of All-In Milwaukee

For the overall program:

415

Scholars at eight partner universities

125

Incoming students who begin college in fall 2023

100%

AIM students are from limited-income backgrounds, with an average family taxable income of $38,000 per year

99%

Students of color

90%

First-generation college students

88%

Overall persistence to graduation rate

90%

Graduate with no debt

115

Scholars have summer internships for career development during the summer of ‘23

1000

Eligible high school seniors with high financial need, strong academic records, and a desire to participate in our college completion program that AIM had to turn away.

AIM’s Five-Year Update

Watch our Five-Year Update presentation – including remarks from Steve Booth, Darren Jackson, John Schlifske, Mary Ellen Stanek, and our scholars!

Our Graduates' Stories

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Meet Adrian Mora

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The All-In Milwaukee vision is for a vibrant city with diverse leadership. To build a sustainable and thriving community, we must first build a college-educated workforce. Together, we have the power to ensure more scholars achieve the American dream.