All-In Milwaukee Campuses

The All-In Milwaukee program, while not a traditional university, partners with various institutions to provide access to higher education for Milwaukee Public Schools graduates. The main focus is on facilitating enrollment in associate, bachelor's, and certificate programs across partner colleges and universities in the region.

• Business and Management: Courses cover foundational business principles, accounting, marketing, entrepreneurship, and management strategies. Students learn to develop business plans, analyze financial statements, and understand market dynamics through hands-on projects and case studies.
• Healthcare and Nursing: Programs include nursing fundamentals, medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, patient care techniques, and healthcare ethics. Training emphasizes clinical skills, community health, and preparation for certifications like CNA or LPN.
• Information Technology: Offerings feature computer programming, cybersecurity basics, network administration, data analytics, and software development. Students gain practical experience with coding languages such as Python and Java, database management, and IT support.
• Education and Early Childhood: Courses focus on child development, curriculum planning, teaching methodologies, inclusive education, and classroom management. Aspiring educators explore pedagogy, assessment techniques, and strategies for diverse learners.
• Engineering and Trades: Technical programs in welding, HVAC, electrical systems, drafting, and manufacturing processes. Hands-on labs teach blueprint reading, safety protocols, and advanced fabrication skills for industrial careers.
• Social Sciences and Liberal Arts: Studies in psychology, sociology, history, English composition, and communications. Emphasis on critical thinking, research methods, cultural studies, and public speaking to build well-rounded professionals.
• STEM Fields: Introductory math, biology, chemistry, and environmental science courses prepare students for advanced degrees. Topics include algebra, calculus, lab techniques, and sustainable practices.

Through partnerships with institutions like Milwaukee Area Technical College, Marquette University, and UW-Milwaukee, the program ensures tuition-free access to these courses, supporting over 1,000 students annually in pursuing degrees that lead to high-demand jobs in the local economy. Support services include tutoring, career counseling, and mentorship to enhance academic success and retention rates.