Math tutors are everywhere.  Why consider MPMC?  

• I am a retired professor of mathematics (and former math department chair) with over 20 years of experience teaching college level mathematics.  
• I am the author of a three-volume mathematics problem solving resource, Casual Calculus: A Friendly Student Companion (published by World Scientific Press). 
• I have these teaching accolades:
  • Recipient, Valparaiso University Excellence in Teaching Award, Spring 2022.
  • Recipient, Award for Distinguished College or University Teaching of Mathematics, Indiana Section of the Mathematical Association of America, March 2008. 
  • Nominated for Caterpillar Teaching Award at Valparaiso University, 2010 and 2012. Nominated for VU Alumni Association Distinguished Teaching Award, 2015. 
• Although I do offer hourly rates, learning math is a long game, much like learning a sport.  My monthly package offers four one-hour sessions per month, plus one optional floating session which can be scheduled as needed (such as when a test approaches!).  These monthly packages also include access to unlimited problem-solving practice using WebWork, an on-line mathematics system offered by the Mathematical Association of America.
• My “comfort zone” is high school and college level mathematics, particularly Precalculus, Calculus (single variable and multivariable), and Linear Algebra.  

Rate Structure:

• Option 1: A la carte hourly: $65 per hour, no use of WebWork.
• Option 2: Monthly plan: $250 per month, which includes:
  • 4 weeks of once-per-week hourly meetings
  • one floating session that can be reserved as needed (more intense topics, test preparation, etc)
  • individually curated practice problem sets in WebWork
• Option 3: Semester plan – same as monthly plan, but for an entire fall or spring semester, $800.

These hourly rates are for hours, not people.  If you have a friend or small group who would also like to work on improving math skills together in the same topics, you can sign up and split the cost!

Contact e-mail: metalprofessor@gmail.com