MMC Testimonial: Sabelle

Sabelle, Age 17, 12th grade

Feedback from Student:

I was failing math, and knew I needed to pass the class to keep on track with college.  I was excelling in all other subjects but math. Unfortunately,  I was behind in work in math, lost in every lesson and failing tests.

Before the program, I had a D in geometry and a GPA of 3.0.  After the program, I raised my geometry grade to a B+ and increased my GPA to a 3.3.

Since my sessions at Miracle Math,  I am not as lost in math class I am keeping up with the lesson and passing all of my tests.  What I most like about this program is the great help Deanna gave me.  Deanna is a great person, very friendly, helpful, patient, and welcoming. She provides great help and develops a personal relationship with all of her students and their parents.

In the future, I plan to attend San Jose State University, where I was just accepted.  I plan to major in marketing.

Thank you, Miracle Math!

 

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