Testimonials

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.