Testimonials

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 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.