Free study schedule maker: enter your classes, exam dates and hours a week and get a printable week-by-week study plan. Runs in your browser, no signup.
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Each class gets a share of your weekly hours in proportion to its difficulty (easy 1, medium 2, hard 3). In the two weeks before a class's exam its share doubles, and after the exam it drops out so the time moves to the classes still ahead. Hours are rounded to half-hour blocks that always add up to your weekly total.
Example: 10 hours a week, Biology (hard) with its exam in 24 days and History (medium) in 13 days. In week 1 History is inside its last two weeks, so the weights are 3 and 4: Biology gets 4.5 hours and History 5.5. After the History exam, Biology gets all 10.
Each class gets a share of your weekly hours in proportion to how hard you rated it (easy 1, medium 2, hard 3). In the two weeks before a class's exam its share doubles, and after the exam it drops out so the time goes to the classes still ahead.
A common rule of thumb for college is 2 to 3 hours outside class for every credit hour, so about 6 to 9 hours a week for a 3-credit course. Enter what you can realistically keep up; a plan you follow beats an ambitious one you abandon.
The plan suggests a focus by how far away each exam is: more than 3 weeks out, learn the material and make notes and flashcards; 1 to 3 weeks out, practise questions and quiz yourself on weak topics; in exam week, do timed practice papers and review your mistakes.
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