At a time when just 18.5% of Milwaukee Public Schools and charter high school graduates earn a two- or four-year degree within six years, AIM is working alongside Milwaukee students to change that trajectory.
100% of AIM scholars come from limited-income households, 98% are students of color, and 86% are the first in their families to attend college.
With comprehensive support from college through career, AIM scholars are completing degrees, gaining career experience, graduating with little to no student debt, and building their futures in Wisconsin.
And the results speak for themselves.
College graduates in our growing alumni network, helping build a diverse, college-educated workforce in Wisconsin
Scholars across eight University Partners in Wisconsin
First-year scholars who began college in fall 2026—our largest cohort to date
Of scholars who started with AIM have graduated or remain enrolled in college
Of AIM scholars and graduates currently have no student loan debt, thanks to the “All-In” university financial aid packages we secure and the “last-dollar” scholarships we provide
Of graduates who are employed or continuing their education are doing so in Wisconsin
Of upperclassmen completed an intentional career experience in 2025–26, including a paid internship, research, study abroad, or pre-graduate school program
— Allison Wagner, President & CEO of All-In Milwaukee
Watch our Five-Year Update presentation – including remarks from Steve Booth, Darren Jackson, John Schlifske, Mary Ellen Stanek, and our scholars!
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