Mike P.
Mike is currently a resident dentist specializing in periodontology and dental implant surgery at the University of Rochester Medical Center, Eastman Institute for Oral Health. He received his training and education from New York University College of Dentistry and McGill University, earning his DDS and MSc degrees, respectively.
Torrin
Torrin triple majored at Oberlin College in Music Composition, Horn Performance, and Mathematics. He holds a Master's from the Manhattan School of Music and is currently pursuing an additional Master's degree from the Yale School of Music.
Nelson
Nelson is an MBA Candidate at MIT Sloan. He previously earned his MS in Microwave Engineering and BS in Mechanical Engineering at UMass Lowell and the University of Rochester respectively.
Irving
Irving is pursuing his MD at Harvard Medical School, where he was awarded the Dean's REACH Scholarship. He seeks to merge his passion for neuroscience and advocacy to increase access to behavioral healthcare in underserved populations.
Brent J.
Brent is an MBA Candidate at MIT Sloan. Previously, he spent five years working at Wellington Management in Boston and earned his BS in Business Administration from Boston University. He has successfully passed all three levels of the CFA.
Yael
Yael earned a BA in Math and the History of Art and Architecture from Harvard College (magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa). In her senior year of college, she began the Harvard Teacher Fellows Program, through which she earned a Masters of Education from the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
Eddy Y.
Eddy graduated summa cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania with a degree in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics and a minor in Marketing/Psychology. Eddy went on to get his teaching certification in secondary mathematics from Penn’s Graduate School of Education and currently works as a middle and high school math teacher in South Philadelphia.
Emily F.
Emily is a PhD candidate at Columbia University in Religious Studies. She teaches Western and East Asian philosophy classes at SUNY Purchase, where she earned her BA in philosophy.
Karishma
Karishma graduated from Tufts University in 2013 with a major in Political Science and History. More recently, she graduated from Penn Law where she focused on Health law and Policy.
Kellen H.
Kellen holds a BA from Princeton in History & African American Studies, and a PhD from Columbia in History. She was a Predoctoral Fellow at UPenn’s McNeil Center for Early American Studies, and is now working on her Postdoctoral Fellowship at Penn State University.
Dan
Testimonials
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“Dan explained topics very clearly and simply. It was worth the months of studying.”
Score went from 500 to 950
Eric Bryan -
“Daniel presents material and examples very well, maintains focus, improves clarity, precision and accuracy in descriptions of phenomena, mathematical representation, etc. Excellent conversation, patience, demeanor coupled with expertise. Great desire to learn and help. Daniel exceeded my expectations for what is an unusual pursuit by me in independent research and acquisition of knowledge.”
Don, Theoretical Solid State Physics Student -
“I have engaged over ten tutors in the past twenty years to help me self-study topology, differential geometry, general relativity, and QFT. All of them were very talented, but Dan is without question the "supremum of the set," in that he is the most knowledgeable and delightful. No question in his broad purview remains unanswered. He furthermore allows you to follow a non-linear learning path, if so desired, and sample any topic in which you are interested at any time. He always avails himself to unscheduled questions that come up as you study. However, the most wonderful of all of his many attributes is the fact that Dan conveys his love, enthusiasm and wonder for the spectacular physical universe around us. In short, Dan is the best. Look no further.”
Eric -
“Dan is an amazing tutor! He was extremely helpful when I took Electricity & Magnetism last year. He is very knowledgable and great at explaining difficult concepts”
David