Free printable weekly study schedule template: download the PDF, print it, or fill it in online. A Monday to Sunday hourly grid with goals and deadlines.
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Download the blank weekly study schedule template (PDF): one page, US Letter landscape, ready to print. Or fill in the grid on this page and press Print; the printed page contains only your schedule, not the rest of this website.
One landscape page for one week. The main grid has a column for each day from Monday to Sunday and a row for each hour from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., which leaves room for early classes and evening study. Above it there are boxes for the week's dates, your three goals for the week, and the exams and deadlines coming up.
The PDF prints on US Letter paper, and it also fits A4 if your print dialog is set to fit the page. Print one copy per week, or print a stack at the start of a semester.
A common rule of thumb for college courses is two to three hours of study outside class for each hour in class, so roughly six to nine hours a week for a typical three-credit course. Treat that as a starting point rather than a target: some courses need more in exam weeks and less in others.
Plan the hours you can actually keep. A schedule you follow for the whole term does more than an ambitious one you abandon after a week. If a planned session keeps getting skipped, move it to a different time instead of adding more.
At the end of each week, look at which sessions happened and which did not. The pattern is usually more useful than any single week: if every Friday evening session gets skipped, stop planning Friday evenings. Copy the deadlines that are still ahead into next week's sheet before you start it.
This page is a blank template. If you would rather enter your classes and exam dates and get the weeks laid out automatically, use one of these instead:
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The PDF is US Letter in landscape. It also prints on A4 if you choose fit to page in your print dialog.
Write each exam date in the deadlines box first, then work backwards: learn the material in the earlier weeks, switch to practice questions in the final one or two weeks, and keep the last days for review. The study schedule maker can lay this out for you from your exam dates.
The template is a blank weekly grid you fill in yourself. The study schedule maker takes your classes, exam dates and weekly hours and builds a week-by-week plan for you.