No, your school must meet some minimum requirements to qualify as a Piqosity Partner: Be a high school enrolling grades 9-12 or a combined school including grades 9-12 Enroll at least 100 students across grades 9-12 (total enrollment, not per grade) It does not matter whether your school is private or public. This offer is [...]

Yes, any discounts obtained through your school are refundable up to 100% of the amount you already paid. For example, if you pay $150 in September but your school secures a 20% discount in January, just let us know and we'll process a refund to your original form of payment for $30.

Keep advocating. Your school administrators are busy people, so you have to help them understand how important improving your test scores is. We recommend that you: Emphasize that meeting with us costs them no money Get multiple classmates to ask Get your parent or guardian to ask on your behalf Also, just consider asking [...]

No, your principals and counselors will not be upset with you for asking for access to Piqosity. They want you to be college and career ready because: They're probably good people, and Their continued employment and salary depends on your readiness. Furthermore, they will be impressed that you're advocating for yourself and actively trying to [...]

First off, becoming a Piqosity Partner school doesn't cost any money, just a 30-minute meeting to confirm eligibility. But for all of your classmates who could benefit from your school buying Piqosity for them in the future—your school almost certainly has money because Piqosity falls under the super important category of "college and career [...]

No, schools do not have to pay any money to become Piqosity Partners. They just have to attend a 30-minute meeting to confirm eligibility.

We don't currently publish a list of all partner schools and their discount codes. Therefore you'll need to ask your school if they: Already pay for Piqosity for some or all students Or have a discount code for you to make a self purchase The best person to ask is your college counselor, assistant principal [...]