Remote tutoring for university students working through real analysis, discrete math, theoretical CS, and the other courses that don't forgive gaps. Taught by a former professor, now tutoring full-time.
I earned my PhD in mathematics from Dartmouth in 2014, then spent seven years on the academic track — a postdoc at Kansas State and a visiting professorship at St. Lawrence University — teaching and researching before moving to full-time tutoring in 2020. I work almost entirely with students at Ivy League and top-20 universities, in courses where the material moves fast and the margin for confusion is thin.
A sample of courses I've tutored students through recently — organized the way a course catalog would, not a service menu.
Before tutoring, I designed and taught these courses from the front of the room.
"I started working with Danny right after getting a 54 on an exam. In the subsequent weeks, I leveled up with his help and got a B in the course. Great use of the boards, no hesitation to spend extra time on a subject, extremely patient."
"I'm taking College Matrix Theory and he simplifies everything so well — I'm genuinely able to understand the concepts now."
"His ability to break down complex concepts and make them understandable has made a huge difference in my confidence and performance."
"Danny has a broad knowledge of graduate-level mathematics. He pointed out and explained important results and milestones even outside his specialty. I came away with a plan to move forward."
Sessions run 60 or 90 minutes. First-time students are welcome to start with a single session before committing to a weekly slot.