Meet the Founder

The person behind Tutor2Order.

Tutor2Order is built on a simple principle: families deserve an educator who approaches their student's learning with the same seriousness they do. Cynthia Millhorn built this practice from that belief.

Cynthia Millhorn, Founder of Tutor2Order
Founder

Cynthia Millhorn

Founder & Director of Academic Advising

Cynthia Millhorn is the founder of Tutor2Order and serves as its Director of Academic Advising and Lead Instructor. She works directly with students while setting the instructional standards that guide the entire Tutor2Order approach across all four areas of practice: academic performance, test strategy, application strategy, and communication and presence.

With two master's degrees and a background in communication, storytelling, and education, Cynthia brings both scholarly expertise and practical experience to every student she works with. Her instruction spans subject tutoring and study systems, preparation for the ACT, SAT, GRE, LSAT, and MCAT, college essay and admissions coaching, and interview, presentation, and public speaking development for competitive academic and professional opportunities. Her students consistently achieve significant test score gains, stronger academic performance, and greater confidence navigating rigorous coursework and competitive admissions.

She founded Tutor2Order to make exceptional academic support genuinely personal — especially for neurodivergent learners and students with learning differences, who often need more than a standardized approach. Using individualized, data-informed learning plans, Cynthia meets students where they are and builds the structure, strategy, and confidence required for lasting academic independence.

Her work is grounded in a simple belief: the right tutor does more than explain material — she helps a student see what is possible.

A Considered Approach

Built around your family.

From the first conversation to the final session, you work directly with Cynthia — someone who is responsive, organized, and invested in your student's outcomes.

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