Testimonials

Hey! My name is Tom Sela. I’m a Junior at Don Soffer High School, and I tutored with Peace of Pi! Before POP, I felt very lost when it came to SAT math preparation. I had struggled through previous math classes and scored poorly on the PSAT, leaving me worried about how I would perform on the SAT’s math section. A friend recommended I look into SAT tutoring from Peace of Pi Learning. After learning about their experience helping students significantly raise their math scores, I decided to give it a try.

The instructors at Peace of Pi Learning were incredibly knowledgeable, patient, and friendly. Their confidence in their teaching abilities was evident, and they took the time to address all my questions thoroughly. I was impressed by how quickly they responded to any issues I was having outside of class. It was amazing customer service.

After completing the tutoring program, I scored 730 on the SAT math section! This result will allow me to focus my efforts on the reading section when I take the SAT again to superscore. I credit this outstanding achievement to the team at Peace of Pi Learning. I didn’t think I would be able to absorb so much math knowledge effectively through online tutoring, but their teaching far exceeded my expectations.

Initially, I assumed I would just be another face in a large group class. However, the small group format ensured I received personalized attention and ample help with any concepts I was struggling with. The instructors’ constant feedback and support were invaluable.

In summary, I couldn’t be happier with my experience at Peace of Pi Learning. Their expertise and commitment to students are second to none. I highly recommend their services to anyone looking to maximize their SAT math performance.

Hi, my name is Freddy Romero, I’m a Junior at Doral Academy, and I want to tell you about my experience with Peace of Pi Learning. When it came to being prepared for my SAT, I was completely lost.  I had just struggled through pre-calculus and was feeling very unconfident about taking on the SAT math section. My uncle recommended I look into Peace of Pi Learning’s SAT tutoring services. After doing some research, it was clear they had a great track record of helping students achieve their target SAT math scores through a comprehensive review of the key math concepts.

I decided to sign up for their virtual tutoring program. Given my past struggles with math, I was skeptical that virtual learning would keep me engaged enough to absorb the material. I also had preconceived notions that the instructor would be an older professor type who would just lecture at us. However, my experience with Peace of PiLearning shattered those assumptions.

The virtual classroom environment was incredibly interactive. We were constantly doing practice problems and submitting answers, so I never found my mind wandering. The instructor also did a great job keeping things lively and relatable and understood how to connect with students my age. I was pleasantly surprised by how stimulating the virtual learning format could be.

Additionally, learning collaboratively in a small group format helped accelerate my progress. At first, I thought group learning would be annoying if I had to move at someone else’s pace. But it actually allowed me to learn from others’ mistakes and sharpen my skills through healthy competition. I formed friendships with like-minded peers, which made the learning experience fun. The group dynamic exceeded my expectations.

After completing the program, I scored a 680 on the SAT math section, qualifying me for the Bright Futures scholarship I needed for college. I credit this achievement to the excellent instructors and learning format at Peace of Pi. Despite my previous struggles with math, their tutoring gave me the knowledge and confidence to excel on the exam. I highly recommend their services to any student seeking to maximize their SAT math scores. Thanks POP!

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!