HI! I’m Elizabeth Varela, a junior at the School for Advanced Studies at Kendall Campus. My journey with Peace of Pi SAT tutoring began after my sophomore year when I scored 520 on my PSAT, a result that didn’t align with my potential. I knew I could do better, but I needed a refresher. My mom had seen Peace of Pi on Instagram, and we decided to give it a shot for the summer.

I’ve always been confident in my math skills, having taken PreCalc and AP Calculus, so my low math score on the PSAT surprised me. I realized it was because I had forgotten some concepts over time. I joined Peace of Pi with the determination to improve my math score significantly.

Initially, I expected rigorous hours of studying, but the virtual group learning sessions were structured differently. The workload was manageable, and the four-hour classes each week, although intense, were worth it. I found myself engaged and focused during these sessions despite my initial concerns about online distractions. One of the best parts was having a fantastic tutor, Vicky/Victoria, who made the classes engaging and never made me feel bad about my mistakes.

On the day of the test, I was nervous but confident. I had given it my all during the preparation, and although I wished for more time during the exam, I realized that having extra time might not have necessarily led to a better outcome.

Ultimately, I achieved a score that I was content with in the SAT math section. Looking back, I appreciate my experience with Peace of Pi SAT tutoring. It wasn’t just about the program; it was about my commitment, parental support, and approaching the process with confidence. To future students, I’d say trust in the process, stay consistent, and believe in your abilities. Your effort will directly reflect your results.

Hi, Peace of Pi followers! My name is Zoe McMahon, and I’m a senior at Pompano Beach High School. When I first approached SAT prep, I realized I wasn’t retaining what I had studied with online courses like Khan Academy. Despite excelling in math, I struggled with remembering geometry and algebra concepts from middle school. 

My first SAT showed me my efforts weren’t working and left me feeling lost in my study methods. That’s when I heard about Peace of Pi Learning from my friend Chloe and her mom. Initially, I was hesitant and worried about feeling embarrassed or not participating enough. It was like that for me during virtual school, and I was scared it would be the same thing all over again. However, the smaller classroom environment with other students at a similar level made such a difference. 

The personalized attention and emphasis on repetition and mastering concepts truly stood out. It wasn’t like any online class I’d experienced during COVID. It was engaging and comfortable, and it encouraged participation without fear of judgment. What really stuck out to me the most about Peace of Pi was their commitment to every student’s success.

The program ensured that I wasn’t only taking practice tests but also understanding where I went wrong and learning from those mistakes. It was all about making it stick and knowing when and where to apply your knowledge. All the resources, video solutions and organized homework made learning accessible and effective. 

Reflecting on the program, I’d advise future students that commitment is key. The workload can be heavy, but a determined approach is exactly what you need to achieve success. Managing the workload is different between the school and summer programs. During school, I spread the work across days due to other things that got in the way, like homework or clubs. However, during summer, I focused on math exclusively, which made me more focused and allowed me to dedicate more time.

The second round of prep was actually more challenging for me. I aimed to improve from a higher score, and the higher you get, the harder it is to improve on the SAT. However, the gradual progression helped bridge gaps and made me feel capable of tackling more complex problems.

This program changed everything for me. After my first session, I went from a 580 to a 690, an already insane 110-point increase. And now, after another round in the program,, I’m consistently scoring in the 700s, with my highest score at 740!

But beyond the numbers, Peace of Pi Learning instilled confidence in me. Small victories in practice tests boosted my motivation and made me believe in my potential. It’s not just about the SAT; it’s also about the work ethic that’s going to serve me well beyond this test. The tutors didn’t just teach; they inspired and encouraged growth. The program’s organization, commitment to understanding student needs, and the way they challenge and motivate us set it apart.

My name is Anabella Ludovic, and I’m in 11th grade at Coral Reef. My journey began when I was looking at my PSAT scores. My math score just kept going down. I’ve never been bad at math or anything, but I would forget how to do things really easily, and then the things I would know how to do, I’d overcomplicate them, and so I’d run out of time, and it was just a mess. 

I heard about Peace of Pi from one of my best friends, who told me she had enrolled in the past and had seen some really great results. I knew I had to give it a shot. The virtual group environment surpassed my expectations. I was scared at first that I would be bored, but when I actually got there, it was a lot different. I was actually focused, I paid attention, and you guys did some really cool things to get me to pay attention. You have to send in the answer in the chat every single time, and that was really helpful in actually getting me to keep paying attention. The tutors would focus on teaching math, but sometimes they would ask you about yourselves, and they would tell you about their lives, and it was a cool experience. 

My main tutor, Cori, was fantastic. It felt like a deep dive into math concepts, but it was far from dull. They explained things I never thought I’d need to understand better. The workload was a lot, especially with summer homework, but it paid off big time. There’s a direct relationship between how much work you put in and what score you’re going to get because of the fact that there’s so much stuff to remember.

Balancing it with work was tough, but Peace of Pi’s guidance helped me fit study sessions into my routine. And the results? I jumped +250 points from my PSAT score to an almost perfect 780 on the SAT Math, contributing to a composite score of 1500! Right now, my friends are starting to stress. They’re like, ‘Oh, wow, I haven’t tutored, I don’t know what I’m going to do’, but I’m done. It’s freeing. 

Peace of Pi didn’t just boost my scores. It gave me confidence in my math skills and a real sense of accomplishment. I’m incredibly grateful for their support, guidance, and amazing journey toward a score I’m truly proud of. Thank you, Peace of Pi!

My name is Daniel Nahas, proud senior at The Community for Learning in the Dominican Republic. I’ve always had a knack for math, acing every class from algebra to calculus. So I was disappointed when my SAT score didn’t reflect my abilities. I first took the test by myself, scoring a decent 670. But then my score inexplicably dropped to 630, and I knew I desperately needed guidance.

My school counselor glowingly recommended Peace of Pi Tutoring. She had witnessed their great results, boosting scores for other students seeking admission to top universities. With dreams of attending highly competitive colleges like NYU, Notre Dame, Georgetown, and the University of Michigan, I realized mastering the SAT was critical.

The pandemic’s online schooling didn’t make excelling on standardized tests any easier. Without in-person instruction, I struggled to stay motivated. While I didn’t fall behind in math, virtual learning lacked the academic intensity I was used to. I feared these disruptions would worsen my SAT performance.

That’s why I turned to Peace of Pi with nervous excitement. They matched me with a tutor and a small group of peers at my exact level. The virtual sessions were smoothly paced, engaging, and tailored to my needs. I discovered SAT math requires strategies beyond calculus or trigonometry. My tutor revealed the patterns in angles and special triangles that provide keys to acing the hardest problems. No detail was overlooked in the training.

To maximize results, I sacrificed weekends and social plans for SAT study sessions. The investment was well worth it – in just four short weeks, my score catapulted +80 points to 750! I was over the moon that my hard work paid off with an SAT math score to make any college admissions officer take notice.

Thanks to Peace of Pi, standardized tests will no longer cause me stress. I can devote my energy to crafting the perfect application essays with confidence. My remarkable SAT score will surely capture the attention of prestigious universities with outstanding Finance programs. Driven students who set big goals and commit to intensive tutoring can achieve astonishing SAT success. I’m living proof – if you want to boost your score, Peace of Pi delivers dramatically!

Hi! My name is Laura Almeida, and I’m a senior at MAST Academy. I turned to Peace of Pi Learning for the SAT math prep I desperately needed. I had always considered myself decent at math, so scoring poorly on the PSAT was a wake-up call. My lopsided English versus math scores highlighted major gaps in my algebra skills and conceptual knowledge.

Between struggling in Algebra 2 and Geometry due to pandemic disruptions and being currently enrolled in Pre-Calc, I knew I required extra support. With competitive Florida schools like UF and FSU on my list, I feared my lack of math confidence would undermine my college applications. That’s when I discovered Peace of Pi. Their virtual SAT program provided the structure I needed not just to fill gaps but to master math concepts for the exam truly. My tutors Mars and Cori, kept me engaged through interactive lessons. After months of hard work, I achieved an outstanding improvement from 510 up to 750 on the SAT math section!

This triumph has reduced my stress tremendously. I secured a 100% Bright Futures scholarship. With strong SAT scores now in hand, I can focus on showcasing other parts of my application. I’m so grateful to Peace of Pi for equipping me with the knowledge and skills to succeed.

My mother, Leimy, agrees that the investment in my future was well worth it. She says the program instilled discipline and commitment that will serve me beyond just acing the SAT. I’ve emerged better prepared for college-level academics and with improved time management abilities.

In closing, I highly recommend Peace of Pi Learning to students seeking to maximize their academic potential. With hard work and expert guidance, you, too, can transform your test scores and confidence. Thanks POP!

Hi, I’m Angelina, and I’m in 11th grade at International Studies Preparatory Academy. I took the SAT twice. Initially, I tried self-studying and even had tutoring from another service, but I was stuck around the 480 to 500 range. I needed a higher score for Florida Bright Futures, especially since I aim to become a nurse. I set the goal for myself to get Florida Bright Futures, and I hoped that at the end of the tutoring, I would get 100%. I was already close to 75%, so I thought at least I’d get 75%. But I was hopeful that I would make it to that 100%. 

My biggest frustration was facing 8th and 9th-grade math concepts that I hadn’t revisited. COVID messed up my math learning, although I’ve always been good at it and have always gotten As in my classes. I was in pre-calc last year, so I had a strong foundation, but the test material seemed disconnected from my recent coursework.

I always struggled with Zoom and math in general in Zoom. I started off with a private tutor twice a week, but I realized after a while it wasn’t for me. So that’s when I had the meeting with Peace of Pi. I really trusted my friend, who recommended me, Gaby, in the sense that she was saying that it was really helping her but that it was a lot of hard work. She was doing so many different things while she took your tutoring. And she showed me the amount of coursework she had, but I was ready to do the work.

When I joined Peace of Pi’s tutoring, it was a game-changer. The workload was no joke, but with my friends’ support, we tackled it together, meeting at Starbucks for hours to focus and study. We would just jam-pack as much homework as we could. For certain practice tests, like when it started getting closer to the SAT, I would have like seven practice tests a week and stuff like that. 

Peace of Pi was surprisingly really interactive. You would think that it’s just a regular Zoom class in which you just play in the background, and you could have your camera off. But, surprisingly, it’s really not. You have to have your camera on, and every 3 seconds, we’re moving on to a new problem. So you grab your phone for 1 second, and we’re already two problems ahead. If one person didn’t submit their answer, that person would have to explain. And it’s not like you’d have that much time. You’d think that you’re on there for like 4 or 5 hours, and you could sneak your phone in a little bit, a little phone time, but you really can’t.

The Peace of Pi team kept my mom informed, which she appreciated, even though she didn’t need to worry. They provided consistent support, and the results spoke for themselves. The experience was intense, especially as the test date neared. But this dedication paid off, and I went from a 490 to a 700 on my SAT math score!

My name is Jianna, and I’m currently a high school senior at Miami Country Day. The reason I initially sought out Peace of Pi’s services was that I had recently moved from Haiti and had no familiarity with the SAT. After scoring a 1050 on the PSAT, a friend recommended your program. I was concerned that without a higher SAT score, I would not be able to apply to my top choice college, Georgetown, which requires test scores.

I hadn’t tried any other test prep programs before, and my PSAT score revealed gaps in my knowledge and ability to correctly apply math concepts, even though I recognized much of the content. The SAT covers material learned in earlier grades that had slipped from my memory over time. Peace of Pi’s program not only filled in those gaps but also introduced problem-solving techniques I was completely unfamiliar with.

The summer workload was even more intense, with 21 assignments due each week. This surpassed my workload during the school year. However, I appreciate how the structured due dates and pressure to complete assignments fostered discipline in me. The virtual group learning environment on Zoom had initially concerned me, but I was pleasantly surprised by its effectiveness. The classes, though perceived to be grueling five-hour sessions, were actually engaging. The constant interaction prevented me from losing focus.

My tutor, Mars, was excellent, and I really responded to the program’s emphasis on truly teaching the material rather than relying on tricks. The frequent practice tests were crucial for improvement, exposing me to a wide variety of SAT question types. Taking the course twice allowed me to reinforce and deepen my knowledge and focus more on true mastery. The support system, check-ins, and peer pressure to complete assignments were stressful at the moment but ultimately effective.

My mom appreciated being kept in the loop through the group chats. She emphasized that the program’s focus on student responsibility and intrinsic motivation to improve were keys to its success. The result has been a significant SAT score jump, from my initial goal of 700 to my current high of 750, showcasing a 260-point total improvement.

Beyond just college admissions, the Peace of Pi program has provided me with valuable lifelong skills and benefits. While Georgetown remains my top choice school, I’ve also applied to Northeastern, American University, and the University of Paris and plan to apply to USC and the University of Michigan. The program has helped me discover my proficiency in math and given me a real confidence boost.

Despite the challenges and stress, I consider the program well worth the investment. My advice to others on this journey is to be willing to put in the hard work because every score achieved is a direct result of the effort put in. Overall, it was an excellent experience that was beneficial for building time management skills, and ultimately, it was all worth it. Just go for it!

My name is Ayden Mondaca. I’m in 11th grade, and I’m a junior at Christopher Columbus High School. I had taken the PSAT, and my math score was 530, which is basically the borderline for college readiness in the SAT.  If I had kept the 530, as far as math options and majors, I probably would have been pretty limited if that was something I wanted to pursue. Overall, I felt that having a score of 530 in the math section would bring down my overall score, limiting my options when applying to colleges. 

I now realize that what was stopping me from improving my score was truly comprehending the nature of the problems and recalling content from more fundamental math courses like algebra. Peace of Pi was able to help me address those issues and gave me even more tools to succeed!

My main concern starting out was whether I could actually achieve a top math score, but the course proved I could. Sure, the score took work– a lot of it— but if you’re keeping up with the assignments, the improvement is invaluable. The workload is pretty heavy, so if I could advise future students on anything, it would be NOT to procrastinate! The homework plus the integration of practice tests makes for a killer combo. Once I started taking multiple practice tests, I realized how much the stuff I was learning was making a difference. Moreover, taking the practice tests and seeing the improvements really motivated me to keep working! Peace of Pi’s team makes sure everything is mapped out for you. All you have to do is do the work, and you will improve!

The program makes SAT prep straightforward by providing all the necessary assignments, practice tests, and instruction. I didn’t have to look elsewhere for resources. Applying myself to those materials was all it took to raise my math score from 530 to 740 – a 210-point increase! This huge improvement is a major confidence boost and will expand my college options. When I tell people my 1450 SAT score now, they’re really impressed. Beyond just college admissions, achieving this score through hard work has shown me that dedication pays off. Thanks POP!

My name is Leenoy Gazit. I’m a senior, and I attend Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High. Before I found Peace of Pi, I was already pretty confident in my math skills, always taking advanced classes. However, as I approached the SATs, I realized I’d forgotten a lot of earlier math concepts that were vital for the test. I had a decent score of 700, but I knew I needed a push to aim for my dream college, especially Cornell. I really wanted my math to go up so that I could submit my scores to Cornell, and that I didn’t have to go test-optional.

My strength was in math, but not the specific topics the SAT covered. Despite acing AP Calculus AB, it wasn’t relevant to the SAT. I took Algebra 2 all the way back in my freshman year, and I took Algebra One in 7th grade. I needed to focus on relearning these concepts from Algebra and Geometry, and Peace of Pi was my solution. At the time, many kids at my school were doing Peace of Pi. I would be in class, and I would see kids doing their Peace of Pi work during free periods, and I was always wondering, oh, what is this program? 

My first worry was about the workload, so I decided to wait until the end of the school year to start the course and do it during the summer. Balancing my summer travel with the coursework was a challenge, but I made every moment count. I took Peace of Pi work everywhere. Everywhere that I was not doing something with people, I was doing Peace of Pi. It was everywhere. It was in the car. It was on the train. Like anywhere that I went, I took my Peace of Pi to work with me. 

I entered the virtual group learning environment a little skeptical, but I was pleasantly surprised. The tutors were great. They all had amazing personalities. Besides being a teacher, I just loved their personalities, and I really liked the flow of the course. I was never too tired or bored. The challenge problems that we would do would really keep me engaged because they were really hard. It created an ideal pace and level of challenge. The group dynamics were perfect, and no one ever lagged behind or sped ahead, which made for a really supportive environment.

The backbone of the program is really in the practice tests. After 20+ tests later, my determination landed me my ultimate goal—a perfect score of 800 on the SAT Math!! It was a full 100-point jump from my initial score. This unlocked doors to scholarships and admission to my dream school, Cornell!

For anyone considering this journey, patience and dedication are key. Trust the process, the tutors, and the resources provided. If they blow up your phone in the group chat, listen to them and do the work. Don’t be lazy. And I would say, really, just put in the effort because if you put in the effort. The course is built for you to succeed. The rest is about how much effort you’re willing to invest.

Hi my name is Sarah Acra, I’m a senior at Riviera and I want to share how my experience was with Peace of Pi Learning. I wanted to increase my math score because my English score was higher at the time. Before working with Piece of Pi Learning, I was focused on learning how to solve specific questions instead of understanding the broader concepts. It was difficult for me to tackle new variations of questions because I didn’t know which concept to apply.

A few students at my school had shown massive improvements on their math scores after working with Piece of Pi. Even those not in advanced classes were seeing gains. I asked what their secret was- and they recommended Piece of Pi’. The methodology made perfect sense: learn concepts thoroughly first, then practice with example problems.

Renan warned me it would require hard work, but seeing other students’ dramatic score increases showed that it would pay off. His video explanations always made me laugh – doing the problems didn’t feel like a chore! It was clear Renan and his team genuinely cared about helping me pursue my academic goals. Maria, Patty, Ana, and Victoria tailored my homework and were so supportive. I continue to recommend Piece of Pi to everyone.

I was initially doubtful virtual classes could be very effective for math. But Piece of Pi’s online approach was more beneficial than my in-person math classes! It exceeded my expectations by far. I also discovered group Sunday classes were extremely helpful for tackling questions – learning alongside other students made the concepts click.

I started with a 680 math score and finished with a 740 after working with Piece of Pi. While college decisions are still upcoming, I’ve been able to apply to top schools as a stronger candidate. Thank you for all of your help!

Hi, my name is Carlos Giral, I’m a senior at La Salle and I want to share my SAT journey. I was struggling with a low math score and couldn’t find enough time for SAT prep on my own. I also didn’t have the motivation or dedication to study by myself so, after a friend’s recommendation and seeing their instagram page, I decided to try Piece of Pi Learning.

I was immediately impressed by their efficient, well-organized approach. The virtual format worked perfectly for me – it was enjoyable, kept me focused, and surpassed my expectations. I didn’t expect to have so much fun learning math!

My score climbed from 560 to 730 after working with Piece of Pi. But more importantly, I developed self-discipline and confidence. Not to mention, this score is helping me with my future college tuition. My 1410 SAT and Bright Futures scholarship simply wouldn’t have been possible without the patient guidance of Renan and his team.

I tell everyone that Piece of Pi’s structured yet engaging lessons helped me have the dedication I was missing. The classes promoted a positive, student-centered learning environment instead of just robotic test prep. I went from dreading math to looking forward to each session. Thank you for making such a grind worthwhile – I’m a stronger student and person thanks to Peace of Pi!

My name is Katerina Diaz, and I’m a senior at Terra Environmental Research Institute. Before discovering Peace of Pi, I was overwhelmed by the prospect of SAT in my future. I realized early on, after taking the PSAT in 9th and 10th grade, that I needed a head start. I immediately knew that I needed to start earlier because I would just get anxious if I started like most kids my age, which usually starts right after the junior year SAT that you take in school. My scores didn’t reflect my academic capabilities, and I knew I needed guidance to navigate the intricate web of SAT questions and formulas.

 My mom is always on Instagram, checking for college and SAT stuff. She had seen a few different tutoring services, but she really liked Peace of Pi. She saw the scores, how you guys show the improvement of the scores, and how you give little tips weekly, which really convinced her that it would work. 

The program not only equipped me with the knowledge but also provided a personalized approach that was essential for someone like me. Their focus on individual students ensured I understood every concept before moving forward. Even areas I had forgotten or never encountered, like statistics, were covered thoroughly, making sure I wasn’t left stranded during the test.

Initially, I was nervous about the group learning environment. But in the end, I found POP’s approach perfect. Despite my short attention span, the breakout rooms and constant engagement kept me focused. The tutors, especially Mars, were not just knowledgeable but also dedicated to our progress.

The four-hour classes sound like a lot, but they were easier to manage than I thought they would be. The tutors give you little 15-minute breaks during class, which doesn’t sound like a lot, but just to lay down or be on your phone or whatever it is, get a snack, really, it just helps. And then, by the time you get back, you’re better. 

What struck me most was their commitment to each student’s success. They didn’t just teach; they instilled confidence. The program’s structure, the attention to detail, and their support made a scary exam seem like something doable, especially if you need that extra push or if you’re just scared to take the test in general. They really make you feel comfortable. They make you focus on each individual thing that you need to focus on, and they really push you to be your best and to reach your best score. 

If anyone is unsure about the SATs or needs that extra push, I highly recommend Peace of Pi. They don’t just prepare you for the test; they empower you to excel beyond your expectations. It’s an investment worth every moment and dollar.

My name is Veronica Cueto,  and I’m a Junior at Carrollton. Choosing Peace of Pi Learning for SAT Math tutoring was the best decision I made for my academic journey. I first realized I needed tutoring during the summer. I really wanted to get it out of the way early to avoid the stress of schoolwork.

The PSAT I took the year before didn’t meet my expectations. Scoring around 1140, I knew I had to raise my score for Bright Futures and to secure admission to UF. My strength was always in math, and I trusted Peace of Pi after it was recommended by my brother, Andres. 

Choosing the summer was strategic. The course was rigorous, and I wanted to focus without the added stress of schoolwork. I saw math as my strength, just because if you know the formulas and stuff, you can get it. But in school, I felt like math was getting so much harder that I thought it wasn’t my strong suit anymore. Peace of Pi helped me regain that confidence in my math skills.

The classes weren’t what I expected. I thought there would be 30 kids in one Zoom call and it would be super chaotic, but it was like a real class with only five kids. The teachers were always calling on you to make sure you paid attention. I had a couple of tutors, Mars and Vicky, who were great at explaining concepts and keeping me engaged.

The four-hour classes seemed daunting initially, but having a break helped. I accepted it as part of my routine, and it became manageable. Describing the service to others, I stress the need for time commitment and dedication. Peace of Pi is really on top of you, making sure you keep up with the workload. It’s something I really appreciated.

The practice tests also gave me a really solid understanding of what to expect on the SAT. I felt mentally prepared and more confident because of them. I knew exactly what I was getting into when I got into the actual SAT. It starts off easy, and then it gets more difficult, and since I knew that I could mentally prepare myself for the test more. I felt more confident because it felt like I had basically already taken a bunch of these. 

I started at 540 and ended with a 790 in math. It opened doors to more college options and significantly reduced the stress about reaching my desired scores. This journey made me realize the importance of consistency, effort, and not letting uncertainty scare you. Thank you, Peace of Pi Learning, for making SAT prep an amazing experience for me!

My name is Adrian Martinez, and I’m a student at Coral Reef Senior High School. My journey with the SAT was a long and hard one. My initial PSAT scores weren’t great to start off with. I began to try self-studying by doing stuff like Khan Academy, but it didn’t really get me the improvements I wanted. I began to doubt myself, and slowly realized that I needed personalized teaching, and an actual person guiding me through this.

The urgency really kicked in during my junior year. My scores stayed pretty much within the 500s. This was a big issue for me since I aimed for the Bright Futures Scholarship, which requires either a 1220 or a 1340. I really wanted to get the scholarship to make the cost of college easier on my family. My introduction to Peace of Pi Learning came through my older brother, who had seen success with the program with his SAT. His improvement inspired me to follow in his path, and I’m so glad I did. 

I expected the virtual learning environment to be challenging, but the flexibility it offered—allowing me to study from anywhere—was a huge plus. Describing the service to others, I’d stress the need for time management. Learning to break down assignments and avoid piling everything up in one day is key. I managed two assignments a day consistently, which was what worked for me and my personal success.

The tutoring helped raise my initial SAT score of 560 to a final score of 670. It was insane to me that I was able to get a 110-point increase. This improvement unlocked the 75% Bright Futures for me,  driving me to push even further for the full 100%.

This journey taught me the power of hard work and perseverance. Achieving these scores showed me what’s possible when you’re determined. Peace of Pi Learning played a huge role in this achievement, and I’m grateful for the guidance they provided. Thank you for everything. You guys helped me in more ways than I can express!

Hey! My name is Alyssa Arana. I’m currently a freshman at the University of Florida, and I tutored with Peace of Pi in my senior year of high school! It all started when I needed to improve my math SAT score to qualify for the Bright Futures scholarship. Despite my efforts, I struggled to make meaningful progress. My mom’s friend told us about Peace of Pi – and the results that other students had been able to achieve through POP’s tutoring. 

The approach focused equally on comprehensively developing core math skills and SAT-specific test-taking strategies. The patient methods boosted my confidence and abilities week by week. Ultimately, I earned the SAT score for Bright Futures, opening the doors to the University of Florida!

The quality of virtual tutoring exceeded all of my expectations. The concepts were clearly taught in an interactive style that encouraged questions. Additionally, the tailored small group work provided an ideal learning pace among students at similar levels.

I’m tremendously grateful to have earned my Bright Futures scholarship thanks to the expert, personalized SAT and math tutoring from Peace of Pi. The skills and knowledge I gained will serve me daily in college and beyond. Thank you, POP, for helping me afford my dream university!

Hi! My name is Rebecca Vela, and as a driven 11th grader at Doral Academy Charter High School, I’ve always set big academic goals for myself. However, I was discouraged when my sophomore year PSAT math score of 560 didn’t align with my math knowledge. I knew getting into programs at schools like Johns Hopkins or Princeton would require next-level SAT results.

Virtual learning during the pandemic already challenged my discipline and concentration. So, I’ll admit I wasn’t excited about virtual SAT prep. However, the engaging 4.5-hour sessions run by Peace of Pi Tutoring shattered my doubts. The intimate small group setting promoted personalized attention and boosted my confidence. I tackled the practice tests that sharpened my critical thinking abilities. Unlike chaotic virtual school, the tutoring was seamlessly structured with instructors who were very engaging.

The rigorous studying delivered life-changing results. My SAT  math score increased from 560 to 780! The tutoring illustrated how practice improved both math skills and critical thinking. To succeed on the SAT, I had to take preparation seriously. For those considering intensive tutoring, I advise embracing the workload fully to reap the rewards. Personally, I found taking the test in the summer before 11th grade beneficial, removing stress during the school year.

This program has instilled the immense value of discipline, consistency, and determination – lessons that will serve me for life. My strengthened math abilities and testing confidence empower me to conquer new academic heights. I’m genuinely grateful for the guidance and encouragement I received through Peace of Pi. Every driven student deserves this same mentoring to achieve their full potential!

My name is Matthew Rosa, and I’m an upcoming senior attending Florida Christian School. Initially, I had a 1270 composite SAT score, which wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t going to cut it for the schools I wanted to apply to. Despite my hard work, my scores remained pretty much the same from sophomore to junior year, going between 1230 and 1270. My journey with the SAT was kind of a roller coaster until I found Peace of Pi Learning, and I was starting to get worried. 

The turning point was realizing my scores didn’t align with the expectations of the colleges I wanted to apply to. FSU wanted at least 1290 and UF around 1330-1340. That’s when I decided to explore options beyond just Khan Academy and winging the SAT. A friend recommended Peace of Pi Learning, and after a quick look through their Instagram and website, I decided to give it a shot.

Initially, I expected the virtual group learning environment to resemble typical Zoom classes during COVID. I thought the classes would be bigger and definitely way less interactive. But to my surprise, it was entirely different. The small group setup felt more like a study group than a classroom, making it easier to ask questions and receive personalized feedback.

Describing the service feels a bit like describing a challenging gym workout. You know it’s going to be tough, and the process is intense, but the results are undeniably worth it. I didn’t expect the amount of work required, but the hard work paid off in a better-than-expected score improvement.

My journey with Peace of Pi Learning transformed my initial math score from a 610 to a 750, a 140-point increase! It was a tough journey, especially with AP tests and finals, but looking back, it was so worth it. This security in my SAT score has finally brought peace of mind about my college applications.

For students on their SAT journey, I suggest starting early, spreading out the workload, and remembering that any improvement is worth it, no matter how small. At the end of the day, an SAT score is just a number, it doesn’t define you. Overall, my experience with Peace of Pi Learning was incredible. They helped me achieve more than I thought was possible, and for that, I’m extremely grateful.

Hi, my name is Rafaela Kamimura. I go to MAST and want to share the experience I’ve had tutoring with Peace of Pi Learning. I was at a crossroads in my SAT preparation journey, feeling disheartened and struggling to make significant progress on my own. The lack of a structured study plan made it challenging to focus and improve. Fortunately, a friend who had previously benefited from the Peace of Pi Learning program recommended it to me.

I had heard positive reviews about Peace of Pi’s rigorous system designed to improve both math and reading skills. Even though it was online, I decided to enroll. The online setting didn’t negatively affect my learning at all; in fact, I still felt very engaged in the classes. Due to the small groups, the tutors were able to focus a lot of attention on the students, which helped me stay focused. Even if one of us struggled, the tutors went the extra mile to provide detailed explanations, making the entire experience comfortable. 

It wasn’t easy, though. It required a lot of time and effort, but I can confidently say that it was more than worth it. Through my hard work and Peace of Pi’s incredible instruction, I was able to increase substantially in both my reading and math scores—from 690 to 720 in reading and 650 to 750 in math. These improved scores allowed me to obtain the Bright Futures Scholarship, which gave me a huge advantage when it came to Florida institutions. 

In retrospect, Peace of Pi Learning not only met but surpassed my expectations, transforming my SAT preparation into a fulfilling and successful journey. I wholeheartedly recommend this tutoring service to anyone seeking effective, results-driven, and engaging SAT preparation!

Hi, my name is Evan Torres, and I go to Belen Jesuit. Before Peace of Pi, I had another SAT tutor who just wasn’t helping me reach my goals. I was frustrated that my scores were not improving, and decided to give Peace of Pi a try based on some of my friends’ recommendations. I’m glad I gave it a try because POP’s hands-on approach sets it apart—it’s more than a tutoring service; it feels like a supportive family rooting for your success.

I was initially unsure about what to expect, but POP quickly surpassed my expectations. The transition from 1-on-1 tutoring to group learning was a bit challenging at first, but it turned out to be an awesome shift. The collaborative nature of the sessions not only fostered effective learning but also made the entire experience enjoyable.  

Under POP’s guidance, my scores saw a significant increase, as I went above 730. This not only allowed me to get rid of SAT stress but also opened doors to the Bright Futures Scholarship. The relief of not having to take the SAT anymore is priceless— thanks, POP! I really recommend Peace of Pi Learning for anyone looking for a personalized, impactful, and supportive approach to SAT prep.

My name is Zoe McMahon and I’m a senior at Pompano Beach High School. When I first approached SAT prep, I realized I wasn’t retaining what I had studied with online courses like Khan Academy. Despite excelling in math, I struggled with remembering geometry and algebra concepts from middle school. My first SAT showed me my efforts weren’t working, and left me feeling lost in my study methods. That’s when I heard about Peace of Pi Learning from my friend Chloe and her mom. 

Initially, I was hesitant, and worried about feeling embarrassed or not participating enough. It was like that for me during virtual school and I was scared it would be the same thing all over again. But the classroom environment, smaller and with other students at a similar level, made such a difference. The personalized attention and emphasis on repetition and mastering concepts truly stood out. It wasn’t like any online class I’d experienced during COVID. It was engaging, comfortable, and encouraged participation without fear of judgment.

What really stuck out to me the most about Peace of Pi was their commitment to every student’s success. The program made sure I wasn’t only taking practice tests, but also understanding where I went wrong and learning from those mistakes. It was all about making it stick, and knowing when and where to apply your knowledge. All the resources, video solutions, and organized homework made learning accessible and effective. 

Reflecting on the program, I’d advise future students that commitment is key. The workload can be heavy. But a determined approach is exactly what you need to achieve success. Managing the workload is different between the school and summer program. During school, I spread the work across days due to other things that got in the way like homework or clubs. But during summer, I focused on math exclusively, making me more focused and allowing me to dedicate more time.

For me, the second round of prep was actually more challenging. I aimed to improve from a higher score, and the higher you get the harder it is to improve on the SAT. But the gradual progression helped bridge gaps, and made me feel capable of tackling more complex problems.

This program changed everything for me. After my first session, I went from a 580 to a 690, an already insane 110-point increase. And now, after another round in the program,, I’m consistently scoring in the 700s, with my highest score at a 740!

But beyond the numbers, Peace of Pi Learning instilled confidence in me. Small victories in practice tests boosted my motivation and made me believe in my potential. It’s not just about the SAT, it’s also about the work ethic that’s going to serve me well beyond this test. The tutors didn’t just teach, they inspired and encouraged growth. The program’s organization, commitment to understanding student needs, and the way they challenge and motivate us sets them apart.

This improvement made my math classes easier and secured my full Bright Futures scholarship. It boosted my confidence in applying to colleges I would’ve never even thought I had a shot at before, and reduced a lot of stress during my senior year.  As I await college decisions, the confidence gained from my SAT score has eased a significant burden, leaving me better prepared for whatever comes next.”

Any teacher can show you how to get the answers right, but Peace of Pi knew the key was truly understanding and applying knowledge. Thank you, Peace of Pi Learning, for believing in me and helping me unlock my potential. It’s been an incredible journey!

Hi, my name is Alejandro Morales and I initially struggled to improve my SAT scores. Despite working with a tutor who used different methods, I was not where I needed to be. The in-person group sessions with that tutor felt unproductive for me. However, after hearing positive feedback from friends about their experience with Peace of Pi Tutoring, I decided to give it a try.

The Peace of Pi approach was rigorous but extremely effective. The tutors were consistent about following up with me which pushed me to practice more frequently. The group sessions were fast-paced and covered a lot of content, but the friendly tutors made even the 4-hour sessions feel shorter. Compared to my experience in other group sessions, the virtual format with Peace of Pi kept everyone focused and on-topic.

My math score increased by 70 points from 700 to 770 with Peace of Pi’s help. I had felt qualified for certain schools previously based on different areas of my application, but my unsatisfactory test scores held me back. Now with my improved SAT score that better reflects my abilities, I feel excited to apply to schools I wouldn’t have considered before.

Overall, the virtual learning experience with Peace of Pi was remarkably productive despite my general dislike of Zoom classes. The tutors created an engaging environment that fostered true learning and score improvement for me. I’m thrilled to finally have test scores I’m proud to include with my college applications thanks to Peace of Pi.

My name is Rhea Gaudi, and I’m currently in 12th grade, attending Doral Academy. In my junior year, I recognized the need for support when I started struggling with self-discipline under the constraints of a busy schedule. I wasn’t able to make studying for the SAT a priority and wanted external help. 

I discovered Peace of Pi Learning through a friend who raved about the program’s success in boosting their scores. They convinced me about Peace of Pi’s effectiveness, and seeing their results, I decided to give it a try. 

Initially, I was apprehensive about the group learning environment. I’ve always been an independent learner, and I expected challenges in getting my concerns heard in the group setting. However, the experience turned out to really surprise me. Mars provided a supportive and engaging atmosphere that surpassed my expectations.

Describing this service to another student, I’d emphasize the commitment required. It’s a lot, but if you’re dedicated to achieving your goals, it’s so worth it. I struggled with self-discipline in a full schedule, but the daily reminders and group support kept me accountable and focused.

Starting with a math score of 680, I ended the course with a 780, a 100-point improvement! This accomplishment boosted my confidence in college applications. I was able to reach a composite score that gave me a competitive edge in my applications. College choices that seemed ambitious suddenly became really achievable. Peace of Pi made my dreams come true!

My advice for students on their SAT journey is to prioritize this course. Continuous practice, even if it seems redundant, solidified my forgotten skills and contributed to my score improvement. Despite initial concerns about group settings, the smaller group sessions with Mars made me feel engaged and supported, creating a more personalized learning experience.

Overall, Peace of Pi Learning not only boosted my scores but also helped me achieve a composite score well above my expectations, making me way more confident for college applications. I’m grateful for the personalized attention and the program’s role in making the otherwise hard process enjoyable and feasible.

When I took the PSAT in sophomore year, my math score wasn’t where I wanted it to be, and I knew I needed to step up for my college goals. Testing, especially in math, was a challenge for me, even though I had a strong background.

Concerns about my scores being too low started creeping in, and that’s when my cousins recommended Peace of Pi. Knowing the good reputation it had, both my brother and I enrolled in their courses.

Peace of Pi surpassed my expectations. The tutors were focused on helping us unlock our potential, making the learning experience engaging and effective. I initially expected an online learning experience similar to what we had in 2020, but it turned out to be way better.

The small group setting made it easy to learn, ask questions, and actively participate. Now, as a junior, my improved score from 490 to 670 has significantly reduced the stress of having to take the SAT multiple times this year. I couldn’t have achieved this without Peace of Pi!

Hey, I’m Juanpi, a senior at LaSalle, and I’ve gotta say, Peace of Pi’s program has been everything I needed. I realized I wanted to raise my SAT score after my first test. Word on the street was, you guys are the real deal. So, I joined!

Before joining, I had only taken one test, scoring a 650. Not bad, but I was aiming higher, shooting for that perfect 800, you know? I was in AP Calc AB at the time. A bunch of friends from Belen and my girlfriend, Ashley, all recommended I check out Peace of Pi. I mean, POP is practically famous now. 

Initially, I was a bit worried about the virtual setup. I’d had some bad Zoom classes before. But with POP, the classes were long yet surprisingly fun and interactive. I was consistently engaged, and honestly, it wasn’t as rough as I thought it’d be. It was pretty good. I felt pretty involved with the teachers and other students. 

My score went from 650 to 740 in just five weeks. That’s a win in my book, and it felt great. My advice? Don’t slack off; put your all into it. The harder you work, the better the results. This program’s no joke; it’s intense, but you know what? It’s worth it. You’re headed where you want to be, and that feeling’s unbeatable.

To sum it up, I’d recommend this program 100%. You guys challenged me, and the commitment was impressive. You’re pros at what you do, and it’s been an awesome experience. Thanks, Peace of Pi!

I was struggling to bring up my SAT math score, and the prep I was getting before Peace of Pi wasn’t effective. The material didn’t help much, and I wasn’t putting in the effort I needed.

Then, I discovered Peace of Pi through social media. Seeing how other students improved drastically convinced me to give it a shot. The experience turned out to be intense, but in a good way. Despite the workload, it was absolutely worth it.

The teachers were incredibly focused and sweet. Their dedication made me feel comfortable in the group setting. I wasn’t afraid to ask questions, and hearing how other students approached problems was really helpful.

The result? A 790 in math, almost a perfect score! This improvement has not only boosted my confidence but also secured me a 100 percent Bright Futures scholarship. Now, I believe I truly have a chance at attending my dream school.

Thanks to Peace of Pi, I’m not just prepared for the SAT, I’m ready for college!

I was really struggling to boost my math score, and it was stressing me out. A friend recommended Peace of Pi Learning, saying it worked wonders. I was skeptical about online learning, but it turned out to be more engaging than I thought.

The virtual sessions were surprisingly effective. I didn’t expect to concentrate so well online, but it worked out great. The result? My math score jumped by a hundred points, making my senior year a lot less stressful.

Peace of Pi Learning exceeded my expectations, and now I’m in a better spot for my dream schools. I’m grateful for the amazing results they delivered.

My name is Julian Morales, and I’m a junior at Riviera Preparatory School. Before I found you Peace of Pi, I was struggling to get my math scores where I needed them for college. I scored a 560 on my first SAT attempt in math, which made me realize I needed to improve. I was trying to prep by myself, taking notes from my critical thinking class,  but was having extra trouble in Algebra 2-related questions. 

Before reaching out, I received recommendations from friends Diego and Yamila who found the program beneficial for achieving high scores. So, I figured I’d give it a shot. I mean, I was aiming for colleges like FSU, UF, UNC, and Ohio State, and I knew I had to up my game. I knew I needed scores in the 700s to get into my dream schools. 

The virtual tutoring experience really worked for me. I already preferred the convenience of online tutoring anyway, and knew that it would allow me to focus more without having to go to a place. My instructor, Cori, always provided clear explanations. The online setup was convenient, and the workload, though significant, proved worthwhile.

The homework was a lot at times, but really essential for getting the score I ended up with. Everything paid off, and I raised my score from 560 to 790! My excitement of surpassing my goals woke up my whole family when I found out! They were so proud of me, especially for qualifying for the Bright Futures scholarship.

This program not only helped with the SAT but also improved my overall math skills, especially with graphs, something I always struggled with in class. For future test-takers, I’d say to be committed. Understand that your dedication to the program will get you positive outcomes. Thanks to this program, I’ve achieved a score that has taken away a lot of pressure and opened new opportunities for me. I’m grateful for the experience and the dedicated team behind it.

My name is Diego Alvarez and I go to Belen. My journey with them began when I realized my potential in math wasn’t translating on the SAT. Despite being good at math throughout most of my life, I still struggled on the SAT. I was in Pre-Calculus at the time and had taken the PSAT, which didn’t reflect my true math capabilities. It made me doubt my skills and feel frustrated and confused. Math was my stronger subject so I knew I was counting on that to boost my composite score.

Upon discovering Peace of Pi Learning, I saw an opportunity to maximize my math score. A friend had recommended the service to me, but what really convinced me to join was seeing the Instagram testimonials of students who showed insane score improvements after taking the course.

The experience exceeded my expectations. Initially, I thought it would just be super long, boring classes, but the tutors managed to keep it engaging throughout the four-hour sessions. They were funny and kept the sessions super interactive. I had Mars as my primary tutor, and her ability to make the class laugh while teaching math problems made the whole experience not only effective but also enjoyable.

The biggest lesson I learned was consistency and dedication. Completing homework and assignments was the key to unlocking the scores I aimed for. There’s no magic formula; it’s about trusting the process and putting in the work. I ended up improving +190 points from a 570 to a 760!

I would recommend Peace of Pi Learning to ANYONE looking to improve their SAT Math score. The dedication of the tutors and the engaging sessions got me to achieving my dream SAT score. This experience has not only boosted my confidence but also enhanced my math skills significantly. Thank you Peace of Pi!

As I was doing my research on the contents of the SAT, I noticed that I hadn’t learned many of the topics tested. Taking the PSAT twice before the actual SAT was my wake-up call. I barely understood half the topics and knew from then on that I needed help. I tried to self-study for the first SAT and I scored a 590 in the math section. I wasn’t surprised by it but, deep down, I knew it could be so much higher. I was using Khan Academy and was told by my counselor that it was a great website to practice for it. I soon realized that it wasn’t for me and I would have to find another way. 

Everything changed when my cousin introduced me to Peace of Pi and started explaining to me how great Renan’s courses are and how they had the potential to help me immensely. I chose this option because I knew that if I did well on the SAT, it would mean I would spend less money on college expenses with merit-based aid like the Bright Futures Scholarship. It was an investment to sign up for both the May/June Prep 2021 and December Prep 2021 courses with POP. 

When I started the course, I  began to learn so much so quickly. The way they simplified and explained the questions made the SAT feel so easy. Peace of Pi’s way of teaching is very structured while still being engaging. If you need help on a specific topic, you can get a whole packet with videos on how to solve it. 

After taking the course my first time I went up 60 points. I felt motivated but still hadn’t reached my goal, so I didn’t stop there. I knew I just needed to try a little harder and keep persevering. I decided to take the course a second time because I knew Peace of Pi was going to be my only hope of getting the score I needed. The second time I took the SAT in December 2021, I was even more confident than before. 

As I approached the math section, I was getting excited. When I finally got to it, I was laughing. It felt like a walk in the park. There was no stress going through my head and I was smiling almost the whole way. In the end, I got the score I needed to get 75% Bright Futures. I started with a 590 and ended with a 690 in math. I felt so  relieved knowing I wouldn’t be needing to take the SAT or ACT again and had reached my goal. Renan and his team are the sole reason I was able to get to where I am today.

Hi! My name is Lucas Bonassi, I currently attend FIU and I tutored with Peace of Pi as a junior in high school. My SAT journey began before I had ever even heard of Peace of Pi. I had already taken one SAT and wasn’t satisfied with my performance on the exam. I was seeking assistance to perform my absolute best on my future exams and so a friend encouraged me to sign up for Peace of Pi’s March Prep Course. 

By this time it was the middle of my Junior year. I was balancing loads of exams, while also trying to study for the SAT. It was difficult to stay on track trying to multitask the constant load of homework and exams, while studying for an SAT and always trying to find better materials to learn.

I chose to work with Peace of Pi because in an interview with Renan before the tutoring started, I realized something. I realized that I had finally found an SAT mentor as dedicated to my success as I was.

Peace of Pi’s service is superior as I got to work with an instructor directly, asking anything I need at any time. Renan is extremely engaging because he speaks the language of teenagers, and makes learning extremely enjoyable with a couple of jokes here and there. And if you slack even a bit (don’t do it), you’ll have him buzzing your phone to get back on track. The materials and questions provided are also up-to-date and extremely vital when trying to study for the SAT.

My math score on the SAT went from a 670 to a 770 only after two months of starting Peace of Pi; a 100 point jump! My improved score on the math portion allowed me to receive the 100% Bright Futures award and relieved me of the stress that comes with studying for the SAT. Thanks POP!

I’m Lily Glover, a senior at Pike County High School in Georgia. I realized I needed extra help when my SAT practice tests weren’t showing any progress. My scores just weren’t improving. Back in ninth grade, I took an SAT for dual enrollment, but my scores weren’t what I needed if I wanted to get into the schools I planned on applying to. 

In my junior year, I stumbled upon Peace of Pi at a summer camp. I became friends with a girl named Manu who had used their program to get into her dream school. She had so many good things to say and convinced me to look into it, and I’m so glad she did!

Describing the program, I’d say it’s hard work, but it really pays off. Peace of Pi provides so much material, and each assignment is worth every minute spent doing it. My motivation came from wanting to feel confident applying to any school without worrying about my SAT scores holding me back. I’m aiming for West Point, and thanks to this program, I feel pretty good about it. Shoutout to the team, especially Mars and Maria, for their support!

The program was amazing at simulating the actual test questions. I learned that doing every single assignment helped—yeah, even the challenging ones. It was tough juggling my regular schoolwork and SAT prep, but I spread it out across the week. Time management is really key when it comes to studying for the SAT, and I definitely learned that during the course of the program. 

In the end, I managed to bump my math score from 570 to 750, which was huge progress, +180 points! I’m aiming to get into West Point, and thanks to this program, I feel pretty good about it. Shoutout to the team, especially Mars and Maria, for their support! Overall, I’m grateful for the program. It helped me achieve my goals, what more can you ask for?

Hi, my name is Diego Leon and as a rising senior at Belen Jesuit taking honors pre-calc, I wanted to boost my math score to meet my goal for potential engineering programs. Although I had always excelled in math class, I was disappointed when my first SAT attempt didn’t reflect my abilities.

I realized generic tutoring just wasn’t going to cut it if I wanted to get into competitive engineering programs. Here’s the thing – Peace of Pi’s approach just made sense. Their expert instructors first break down each concept until you’ve totally mastered it. Then, you apply what you learned through a ton of realistic practice tests. You gotta put in the work on both ends to see a difference on test day. Sure enough, that balanced style helped me raise my score from 140 points to 750! 

I was initially skeptical that virtual tutoring could work, but the interactive format kept me engaged for hours at a time. The teachers make efficient use of each minute so that you stay focused. While achieving this score required hard work on my end, Peace of Pi gave me all the resources I needed to succeed. I felt fully prepared each time I retook the exam.

Thanks to this program, I’m confident that I’ll meet admission requirements for my top choice engineering schools like the University of Michigan. Boosting my math score has made me feel far more secure about gaining acceptance. I completely recommend Peace of Pi Learning for driven students looking to maximize their SAT math performance.

Hi, my name is Emily Greenfield and I am a senior at MAS. I was struggling to improve my SAT math score after multiple attempts at preparing on my own. I had tried using Khan Academy to study, but only practicing about once a week. Even after taking the test again, my score remained stagnant at 540. I knew I needed a better score to have a realistic chance at admission and scholarships from my top choice colleges. That’s when I turned to Peace of Pi Learning for help.

The virtual group classes were unlike any other test prep I’ve ever experienced. The four hour sessions kept me actively engaged the entire time, with teachers constantly calling on students so I didn’t even have a moment to get distracted. I’ll admit that staying focused for that long was difficult at first, especially towards the end of the sessions when I would feel tired. But I was determined to get the score I wanted, and the highly structured lessons ensured that I was getting the precise instruction I needed.

The program is designed to provide content refreshers and math fundamentals practice early on, then transitions to heavy test repetition and strategy training later. This combination proved extremely effective for me. As we got closer to the actual test date, I made sure to take advantage of the extra review classes, office hours, and group chat support. The teachers made themselves readily available to provide feedback and answer questions on practice tests or home assignments.

After four months of hard work and perseverance, I ended up increasing my SAT math score by 130 points to finish with a 670! This massive improvement has opened so many doors in terms of college options and scholarship opportunities. I finally feel confident in my test taking abilities after acquiring the right strategies and getting comprehensive practice.

I am incredibly thankful for the outstanding SAT prep I received from Peace of Pi Learning. Their structured curriculum and exceptional teachers helped me maximize my potential score. If you are looking to boost your SAT math results by over 100 points like I did, I wholeheartedly recommend giving this tutoring service a try. Just be prepared for challenging work – it’s not easy, but so rewarding in the end!

My name is Sophia Vieira, and I attend Florida Christian School as a senior. My SAT score had not been getting any better, and I struggled with self-motivation and accountability. What really intrigued me at first about Peace of Pi’s method was that they  insisted on texting students daily to keep them motivated to complete their assignments. 

I learned about Peace of Pi Learning through recommendations on social media and from friends. I had taken the SAT a couple of times and attempted self-study for a week, but my scores weren’t improving. I had the realization in my senior year, right before the summer ended, that I needed to get my act together for college applications, especially when I saw the high score requirements for the colleges I was interested in, like UF. At that time, my score was only 1150, and I was determined to stand out.

Initially, I considered in person tutoring, thinking it would offer more personalized attention. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the group setting of this program. We were all able to hold each other accountable, which is what I really needed. 

To succeed in this program, discipline and dedication are key. I committed to at least an hour of daily practice. Going back to questions I got wrong was my strategy and made a significant difference in my improvement.

The daily text reminders were incredibly helpful, providing motivation and a sense of support. The online environment, although intimidating at first, turned out to be surprisingly beneficial. Being called out for mistakes forced me to pay attention and learn effectively. This program offered both internal and external accountability.

The results speak for themselves: my SAT score increased from 530 to 670. Usually I excel more in reading, but with POP, my SAT Math score even surpassed my reading scores! This program not only helped me get my dream college, UF,  but it also validated my belief in my ability to excel in standardized tests. 

I’m immensely grateful for this achievement. If I were to give advice to others, I’d encourage them to join this program and be ready to put in the work. Despite initial concerns about the commitment, it’s all worth it when you consider your future!

Hi, I’m Matthew Vina, a rising senior at Belen Jesuit. The decision to seek help from Peace of Pi Learning came from my bad experience with another tutoring program  Despite months of dedication to the other program, my test scores remained the same. Frustrated and realizing the need for a more efficient approach, I made the switch to Peace of Pi Learning.

I was recommended by a friend who had significant improvements, so I decided to give Peace of Pi a try. The virtual group environment turned out to be even better than I expected, providing an engaging and constructive learning atmosphere.

In just 5 weeks (half of the course) my math score went up from 530 to 650. This progress made me feel more confident and motivated to try to achieve an even higher score. Eventually, I reached an impressive total improvement of 150 points.

The key to Peace of Pi’s success stories lies in the personalized designed classes that focus on mastering specific topics. The teachers’ ability to break down hard concepts and improve problem-solving skills played a key role in my crazy improvement.

For students considering Peace of Pi, I can vouch for how efficient it is. The initial weeks bring so much learning, and consistent effort ensures even more progress.The improvement has not only relieved the stress associated with math in general, but has also opened doors for my college goals, including the possibility of attending the University of Florida. 

I am so grateful to Peace of Pi and can confidently say that it has been an extremely beneficial experience. The program has left such an impact that I’m even considering becoming a tutor in the future. Thank you, Peace of Pi, for your contribution to my academic journey.

Hello, I’m Leah Sternberg, a 16-year-old junior at CROP. I initially sought out Peace of Pi Learning after realizing my SAT scores weren’t improving with another program. Despite being strong in math, the specific SAT content threw me off.

A friend, Jamie, who had succeeded with Peace of Pi, recommended the program, and I felt it was exactly what I needed. My initial worry about the virtual group environment faded as the sessions turned out to be incredibly helpful, even if I got questions right.

The service is intense, requiring dedication, but it’s worth it. The variety of resources provided, coupled with a comprehensive review of every possible math problem on the SAT, ensured I was prepared for anything. The practice tests, where there were video explanations to each question, were extremely helpful.

The result? My score jumped from 580 to an impressive 760. This opens up opportunities for Bright Futures and college applications. For students currently in SAT prep, my advice is to keep going. It might be annoying, but the end result is truly worth it.

To parents considering Peace of Pi, I’d say the program understands how to guide students effectively. While it can be stressful, once students commit and put in the time, the results speak for themselves. Thank you, Peace of Pi, for helping me achieve a score that significantly impacts my future!

Hi, I’m Nicholas Leon, a junior at Belen Jesuit. I want to take a moment to share my experience with Peace of Pi Learning because before connecting with them, math wasn’t my strong suit. After taking my first SAT, I realized I needed a math tutor, and that’s when I heard about Peace of Pi Learning being the best. A friend of mine recommended them to me and I’m so glad he did! 

I had always been good at reading, but math was a different story. Although I consistently had A’s in my math classes, I didn’t think I could achieve a 780. My tutors believed in me from the beginning, and after a few sessions, I started seeing significant improvements.

I had previously scored 630 on math and 730 on reading in the SAT. The imbalance was stressing me out because I wasn’t sure if I could achieve the scores I needed for the best schools. My goal was to potentially apply to Ivy League schools and other top universities. 

The Peace of Pi Learning approach was a game-changer for me. The most important part of my improvement was the homework and practice tests, they made a huge difference in my SAT journey. Besides my own efforts, the POP team kept my assignments and progress updated through the WhatsApp chat. The dedication and the behind-the-scenes work, including detailed Excel spreadsheets, personalized for my needs, made all the difference. The individualization of this program made the transition from group classes to one-on-one sessions seamless and efficient. 

The results really speak for themselves. I scored a 780, missing only three questions in math, which is crazy. I highly recommend Peace of Pi Learning to any student looking to excel in their SATs. The team provides top-notch tutoring, and their dedication to students’ success is unmatched. Thank you again, Peace of Pi Learning, for being the key to unlocking my full potential.

Hi, my name is Daniela Semino. I go to St. Brendan, and I’m a Senior. For years now, I was told that I never needed tutoring, so I always went into SAT and the PSATs without anything and got a pretty average score.

And then finally junior year hit, and I took the actual SAT, and it was way lower than I expected. I realized that I desperately needed tutoring. My score was a 400. Math had always been my weakness. Not only did I not improve at all, I went backwards. 

My mom had done tutoring with Peace of Pi with my sisters and she said it was the best thing ever. So that’s obviously the decision I made for myself when I got my score. 

I’d describe Peace of Pi as very understanding. It’s the perfect amount. You learn the lesson, and then the rest of the week, no matter how you distribute your homework, you’ll get it done no matter what. Just as long as you have a system. The only way this program works is if you yourself are committed to improvement. They gave me everything to succeed. There’s nothing they miss out on, and there’s no other service that I could imagine would be better. 

I would definitely recommend the summer program. It gave me plenty of time to balance studying and having fun. The Sunday’s, when we’d do the mock test, I would always circle which problems I got wrong and I’d write down the concept. And right before the major SAT test, I went over the biggest concepts I’ve struggled with. And that’s it. I wouldn’t study everything because when you go problem by problem looking over what you did, you get lost and you do things that you find easier instead of doing the things you struggled with.

For other students on their SAT journey, definitely don’t stress. Definitely be organized. Always save every single thing they give us. I used everything. There’s not one thing they gave me that I was like, “Oh, I’m not gonna need that much of you today.” 

My final score on math was a 700. And then in total, that got me up to a 1360. I got 100% Bright Futures! And, I got admitted to FIU. That’s all I needed. It made me happy. It made me appreciate math because I always hated math. The actual test itself was stressful, but I knew I had everything I learned at Peace of Pi to support me.

Hey, I’m Lucia Bahamande, a senior at Florida Virtual School, and I want to share how Peace of Pi Learning made my SAT journey worth the hard work!

I initially tried another tutoring program, but it was a virtual maze of confusion. The sessions were all by call, and the explanations left me feeling more lost than prepared. I took my first SAT feeling unprepared and knew I needed better help.

Thankfully, a family friend recommended Peace of Pi Learning, and it was a game-changer. What drew me in was the meeting I had with Renan before I decided to sign up. His passion for math and clear dedication to his students’ success totally sold me!

Starting with one-on-one sessions, I later joined the group setting, which turned out to be surprisingly effective. Learning from other kids at my level who had similar questions as I did made the process even more engaging.

Before Peace of Pi Learning, I scored around 560 on my first SAT, feeling completely unprepared. Math, in particular, was a shaky area for me. But with their help, I not only achieved a total score of 1350 but saw my math score jump from 560 to 690. The result? A guaranteed Bright Futures scholarship, a huge relief through my stressful junior and senior years. 

The repetition-based approach, where the homework focused on the questions we got wrong during lessons, was genius. I embraced the homework because it meant mastering every question. That kind of dedication not only improved my scores but also made the college application process smoother.

Now, I’m headed to FSU with a fully paid education thanks to Bright Futures, which I achieved through my SAT score. My advice to fellow students: do the homework and take practice tests seriously. Trust the process, and remember, you get out what you put in.

Big thanks to Peace of Pi Learning for steering me towards success. I’m beyond happy with where I am, and a lot of it is thanks to this amazing tutoring service. Good luck to everyone on their journey!

I’m Sofia Posada, a 12th grader at Doral Academy, and I want to share my experience with Peace of Pi Tutoring. Before joining, I had taken the SAT twice without achieving the score I needed for Bright Futures.

I took my first SAT without studying and then for the second one I tried to study by myself, but it wasn’t working. I knew that I needed some outside help. I just wasn’t really focused. I couldn’t put the discipline into studying by myself and commit to a study routine. I would always leave it to the last minute. 

I excelled in math but faced challenges with Algebra 2 and online learning during COVID. But I was aiming for the Bright Futures scholarship, which required a high score.I hadn’t decided on a college yet but wanted a score that would allow me to keep my options open. 

I knew I had a better chance at improving my composite score through math rather than reading, so that was my main focus. Peace of Pi was recommended by a friend who had a crazy score improvement. It had really worked for her, so I figured it would work for me too. And I was right! 

I really loved the program overall. The course provided lots of material and resources to make me feel prepared, like the practice tests and feedback from tutors. What was most helpful was when we would do the practice tests, we would fill out a Google form, and it would automatically tell you which ones you got wrong and which ones you got right. I also really liked how, if I had a question on the homework, there was a video explaining every single question. 

Other students sould be prepared for the course workload, because it is a lot. Everything that they give is shown on the test. If you skip something, you’re probably going to skip, or miss one or two questions, but ultimately that’s the one or two questions that will make a difference in your score from 1320 to a 1330. All you need is one question. You might miss that 10 points you need.

The virtual tutoring aspect exceeded my expectations. Honestly, I thought it was going to be more unbearable. It offered a friendly and supportive atmosphere. Students were helpful, and we shared a common goal. At the end of the day it’s a group of people that are all in there for the same thing, on the same mission. 

I improved my score from 610 to 770, securing admission to FIU. To fellow students, don’t give up on your SAT prep journey; the effort is rewarding, and a higher score can save you money.

My name is Lara A Font, and I’m a senior at Ronald Reagan Senior High. The realization that I needed the help of Peace of Pi came when I understood that my own studying wasn’t gonna be enough to tackle the SAT and get the improvement I wanted. Despite putting effort into my schoolwork and extracurricular activities, I knew my SAT score was the only thing holding me back on my college application. My study method was to watch videos and practice exams, but self-studying was challenging. I would often procrastinate and suffer with time management. When I found Peace of Pi, I realized they could help keep on track and help me overcome these challenges.

At the time, I was studying Cambridge A Level Pure Mathematics and Statistics. I noticed the content on the SAT Math felt unfamiliar to the things I was learning in my advanced math classes. I’d gotten so far ahead that I had forgotten many math concepts from Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and Geometry. I knew I needed to relearn them, and that Peace of Pi could help me do that. 

I found Peace of Pi through my mom, who learned about the program from a coworker. Initially, I had concerns about the workload and its impact on my summer vacation. However, I soon realized that the program allowed me to maintain a balance between studying and free-time if I managed my time and priorities right.

The virtual group learning experience exceeded my expectations. It was better than my school’s online classes, and despite the long 4-hour sessions, the breaks and individualized assistance made it more engaging. The tutors ensured we remained focused and didn’t slack off, which was essential for virtual learning.

Ultimately, Peace of Pi helped me achieve a 700 on my SAT Math, a significant improvement of +130 points from my starting score of 570! This boost in my SAT score was a game-changer, opening doors to my dream school, UF. The acceptance letter brought tears of joy and disbelief.

My advice to other students is to use the three SAT attempts wisely and not get discouraged if the initial results are below your expectations. Use disappointment as motivation to study and improve. It takes effort, but in the end, it’s worth it. I’m immensely grateful to Peace of Pi for their guidance and support, helping me realize my potential and achieve my goals!

My name is Jamie Schlaen, and I’m a junior at Krop Senior High. I first learned about Peace of Pi through Instagram. I saw students posting about their impressive SAT score improvements, and I thought, ‘I need to get in on this.’ 

While I didn’t have a specific event that made me realize I needed help with my SAT, I consider myself lucky to have found this program early in my junior year. At the time, my PSAT score was around 550-560, and I wanted to achieve a higher score for college applications. 

I took the November SAT with some prep and received a score of 650, which was a good start, but not quite where I wanted to be. So, I decided to sign up for Peace of Pi SAT Prep again! 

One of the biggest challenges I faced was balancing my busy schedule. I was taking five AP classes, participating in various extracurricular activities, and working as a dance teacher. Despite the hectic schedule, I still managed to keep up with my coursework and SAT prep.

The virtual learning environment provided by Peace of Pi was excellent! The weekly four hour classes may seem long, but I was able to engage and participate effectively. One key aspect of Peace of Pi SAT Prep is that you’re placed in classes based on your diagnostic test results. This means you’re learning alongside students with similar abilities, and your questions and concerns are always valid! 

I took the course twice, and I’m incredibly grateful for the progress I made. My second SAT score was 770, a significant improvement over my initial score! My math score improved significantly, and I’m now focusing on boosting my reading score to reach my composite goal of 1400.

I’ve already recommended Peace of Pi SAT Prep to many of my friends, and I genuinely believe it’s a program worth considering for anyone looking to improve their SAT scores. If you’re thinking about it, take this as your sign to sign up and start working towards your SAT goals. I highly recommend taking advantage of the summer courses offered by Peace of Pi. The summer session is an ideal time to concentrate on SAT prep without the pressures of school.

I look forward to the upcoming reading program that Peace of Pi is planning to launch. I believe it will be a valuable resource for those looking to enhance their reading skills. Lastly, for all those preparing for the SAT.

My name is Thomas Collins. I’m in 11th grade, and I attend Riviera Preparatory School. I took the PSAT in 10th grade, and that was my only baseline for the SAT. I noticed that I didn’t perform as well as I thought I would in the math section, even though I thought I was good at math in class.

The biggest issue for me was that I hadn’t learned much of the material covered on the SAT, or if I had, it was very brief and not fresh in my mind during tests. I found out about Peace of Pi through a friend, Diego, whose older sister had a great experience with the program. So, I decided to give it a try! 

I was a bit skeptical about the virtual group environment at first, but I was mainly concerned about getting enough attention and being able to ask questions. However, the experience turned out to be very positive. One great aspect was having to submit answers. This pushed me to participate and learn actively, unlike in some classes where you can pretend to understand. Also, seeing different approaches from other students when they got answers wrong was quite helpful.

If another student asked me to describe your service, I would say it’s very professional, and you deliver excellent results. It exceeded my expectations. I initially hoped for a 50 to 100 point improvement, but it helped me much more than that! 

I went from a PSAT score of 460 to an SAT score of 730, which is a 270-point improvement. I’m still amazed by it! The result has meant a lot to me. It has opened up opportunities to apply to more colleges, especially in-state schools where the SAT score is important. 

My advice to students on this journey is simple: you have to do the work. Actively engage in the classes, do the homework, and make sure you understand the concepts. The SAT isn’t just about formulas; it requires understanding the core concepts to apply them to different scenarios.

As for preparation, the second course I took helped a lot, especially with those challenging, abstract questions in the latter part of the test. Peace of Pi’s approach to explaining the basics of each problem and providing a foundation to tackle various question formats was incredibly useful.

There’s nothing quite like Peace of Pi. I couldn’t find anything similar when I was looking for tutors, and I’m extremely satisfied with the results. I’ll even be signing up for the reading program this summer! I’m currently at a 1390, and I know that the reading program will be valuable in boosting my score. I’m looking forward to it and have high expectations. Thank you Peace of Pi for everything!

My name is Gabriela Zuluaga and I improved 150 points on the SAT Math with Peace of Pi Learning! I enrolled in their Summer 2023 Prep Course because I wasn’t confident in my math skills and I was looking for help in raising my SAT score. I heard great things about the program, and about the results it helped people obtain! That was all it took to convince me, and my choice to enroll was proven to be the right one in no time. 

I remember thinking that having the course online was more convenient for me in a lot of aspects. Yet, I was still scared I would fall through the cracks and not improve. However, I was pleasantly surprised with how engaging it was. The classes were the perfect size with not too many students, and I found the workload to be manageable. Just completing the assignments, even without doing any of the extra optional work, I was able to improve exponentially.

Now, my score is 150 points higher, I qualified for 75% of the Florida Bright Futures Scholarship, and I am more confident in my math skills than ever before. Thank you to the team at Peace of Pi, especially my tutor, Cori! I couldn’t have ever dreamed of this without POP.

My name is Sofi, and I started with a 650 on my SAT math score. Math has always been one of my favorite subjects, so I was disappointed when I got my score and realized I needed improvement. My composite score goal was a 1500, and I was ready to work for it. I always excel in math at school, and I knew that’s where I wanted to focus for the SAT. 

Peace of Pi was a game-changer. It was different from what we expected, in a good way. The small, individualized groups, one-on-one time with the teacher, and practice tests were so valuable. My sister and I had done a tutoring class for the PSAT with something that our school provided. And we were expecting it to be like that, but it was completely different. The tutoring that we did for the PSAT was a very full Zoom meeting with like more than 100 kids. So we were expecting it to be more towards that side. But Peace of Pi proved us wrong by going above and beyond with the virtual experience! 

I took two SATs, and I now super score with a reading score from one and a math score of 790 from another. Previously, I was at 650 in math, but I worked hard and improved. 

My advice to others is to dedicate yourself, do the homework, take advantage of the resources, and avoid comparing yourself to others. It’s not about who’s smarter but about adapting to the test format and questions. Peace of Pi helped me and my sister achieve our goals!

My name is Carolina, and I had a 1470 on my first SAT, with a math score of 730. I took my PSAT in my sophomore and freshman year and got around 1430. When I saw my SAT score hadn’t improved much, I set a goal of 1500. I realized I needed help, especially in math.

Peace of Pi was recommended by a friend who had already benefited from it. My sister and I had a meeting with Renan and our mom and we talked about what days we could do and how long it was, essentially asking what the course entailed. Almost instantly we decided that we liked it and it was a good option! 

The assignments and the homeworks were all individualized for each student, and the groups were small, so you could talk to the teacher and ask questions. Everyone in your group is on a similar level as you, with a lot of the same strengths and weaknesses. The tutors graded so quickly and you could see what you got wrong and what you have to work on. There was no specific time that you had to do your homework, but you just had to get it done before the next class. It kept us all on track with the material without being too overwhelming.  The videos that explained the problems you got wrong also helped a lot. 

After joining, I saw my first SAT score rise to 1530 with a math score of 790. This program helped me reach my goal and affirm my confidence. Success is about hard work, not luck.

My name is Amanda De Torres and I am a former POP student from the March Prep Course. When I first approached the program, the main problem that I had was with managing my time during the test and finding resources to learn the tricks, skills, and strategies I needed to know to improve.  I knew I wanted to score high enough to qualify for Florida Bright Futures, and I knew taking this course was my ticket to getting the highest score I was capable of. 

My older sister was a previous POP student, and encouraged me to take the course, telling me how much it improved her math score when she needed it most. My experience was just as good! The tutors at Peace of Pi teach and explain thoroughly and clearly, preparing students with everything they need to ace the SAT. 

Virtual learning isn’t usually easy for me. Often, I get easily distracted or don’t grasp the full idea of what I’m learning. But this course changed everything! I learned so many skills and strategies on things that I had forgotten or didn’t know, all while being engaged and focused in the comfort of my own home. I also liked the group learning experience because it wasn’t too large. I felt like everyone had the same mindset in mygroup and needed help on the same problems as me, which made us feel motivated and supported by each other.

Peace of Pi helped me get to a place I didn’t even know I was capable of achieving. In the end I got a 710 in my math section! This score reduced a lot of my stress for my senior year, especially since it helped me qualify for Bright Futures. Now, I don’t have to worry about studying for my SAT and can focus on the rest of my academic profile, all with the knowledge that I have the score I dreamed of!

My name is Carmen Beiner, and  I signed up for an SAT math prep course with Peace of Pi from March to June with one clear goal in mind – achieving a high SAT math score. Initially, I found it challenging to dedicate enough time to self-study and practice. This left me anxious about whether I’d ever get a score good enough to secure admission into the colleges of my choice.

Luckily, I knew someone who had great things to say about Peace of Pi, and their track record spoke for itself. So, I decided to give them a shot, and it turned out to be a decision that took me exactly where I needed to go.

The Peace of Pi team is so dedicated and on point. They challenge you, but it’s the kind of challenge that motivates you rather than overwhelms you. And the virtual learning experience was perfect. Everything was so easy to access, and it was super efficient. It was way better than I expected.One thing I really liked was the group aspect. I’m a competitive person by nature, so working with a group pushed me to give it my all. It created this environment where we could all learn together and cheer each other on, which was pretty motivating.

In the end, all that hard work paid off. I ended up with a score of 790! Now, I can focus more on the reading part of my SAT, knowing I’ve already got a great composite score with the help of my math scores. I can’t say enough good things about Peace of Pi!

My name is Artyom Trukhachev, and I took Peace of Pi’s course to help me prepare for the June SAT. I was struggling to boost my test scores and knew that achieving a better score was essential for securing admission to my choice colleges. I had previously attempted tutoring, but it was obvious that it wasn’t doing much for me. My confidence was low, and the stress of not meeting my goals was overwhelming.

I discovered Peace of Pi through a friend who spoke very highly of their services. My friend told me all about how effective the program was and how it had significantly improved their scores. I wanted to see what all the hype was about, so I decided to give it a shot.

I found the course incredibly beneficial. Peace of Pi caters to students of all levels, regardless of their starting point or the level of assistance needed. The group lessons provided the motivation I needed to perform at my best. The support and workload offered were exactly what I needed.

I felt very comfortable doing the lessons on Zoom.Sharing my answers in front of the class gave me added motivation to excel and push myself. I didn’t mind the group learning environment; in fact, it was my preference. I enjoyed it a lot more than the private sessions that were recommended to me. Peace of Pi definitely surpassed my expectations in this regard. I had high expectations to begin with and the program definitely met them.

Thanks to Peace of Pi, I managed to boost my score by 120 points, a significant improvement that I’m very happy with! Prior to enrolling, I hadn’t seen any progress in my score, but this program helped me achieve the improvement I needed.  This achievement greatly reduced my anxiety about meeting the high expectations associated with a good SAT score.  The SAT is undeniably challenging, and not many people grasp the difficulty of achieving a good score. I’m grateful that I managed to get a score that has preserved my sanity and peace of mind! I can’t recommend Peace of Pi enough!

My name is Moises Sutton, I’m in 12th grade and I attend Scheck Hillel Community School. To begin with, I already had a pretty decent SAT score. I wasn’t super stressed about it or anything, but everyone I spoke to was telling me that if I enrolled with Peace of Pi Learning, I could maximize my potential and get an even better score. 

That’s all it took to get me interested. I booked an information session with Renan, where I had a conversation with me and my mom about the structure of the course. At that moment I realized that this is a place that I need to be. Within the same week, we started working together and I started seeing improvements right away.

When I first took the SAT, I got a 590 on the math. I tried to study on my own for a good six to eight months, but I only got it up to a 650. That score was okay, but I knew with the help of Peace of Pi that I could take this to the next level.

I went from 650 to a 720 in the middle of the course. I had only done half of it and improved +70 points! I finished with a 770 by the end of the course. That’s +120 points in just a few months! Which is such a crazy improvement. I felt so accomplished.

I was already a pretty good math student, but I was never dedicated, or disciplined. I was taking Calculus AB at the time. It was so advanced and unrelated to what was tested on the SAT. I really needed a refresher. Peace of Pi didn’t just improve my math skills, but was able to instil me with a sense of discipline and motivation to get on top of my work. It helped me become a better math student, a better test taker, and a more well-rounded person in general. 

Peace of Pi was always there to support me, and they worked to make me get a better score, but I as a student also had to put in the work. They definitely care about you and they definitely will do stuff to help you out personally and in a group setting, but at the end of the day, it’s up to you to put in the effort. It’s a two way street. Like, if I wanted to work two more hours a week, I probably would have gotten an 800. Peace of Pi has got you like that, but you need to back yourself too. 

In person, I was always scared to raise my hand or ask questions in class. Virtually, I was even more scared because I didn’t know if I wanted to unmute. But honestly, Renan made the class extremely fun. I felt like it wasn’t a group of strangers who I’d never met before, but like, kind of a family in a way. My SAT family! We shared so many laughs, doing math problems and having fun. There was even some healthy competition with some of my friends there. The environment really made math feel fun for the first time. 

In school, I was never top of the class. I was always kinda average, and that was reflected in my initial SAT score. But after really putting in the work with Peace of Pi, my SAT score was one of the top in my class. That score allowed me to show colleges that I am top of the class material, and it helped me a lot for the college admission process. Without a good SAT score, I don’t know what I would have done. I got into McCombs, a school of business which is a top 20 business school in the country. I always wanted to do business and McCombs was my first choice. And with a lot of help from my score,  I got into my first option. I couldn’t be more happy with where my score got me. 

Peace of Pi will literally help you be the best version of yourself! Don’t waste the opportunity that you have because the team will treat you as one of them. This has been the best tutoring or math teaching I’ve ever gotten. I recommend it to every single person that I have a conversation with about the SAT. My brother’s already planning on doing it for next year. My sister’s already planning on doing it for next year. I have a lot of friends in my brother’s grade that are planning on doing it. So, I wish them the best of luck and I know Renan will be there to take care of them.