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SAT study plan generator — weeks from your exam date.
Enter a current total, a target, an exam day, and hours per week. Get a 4–12 week outline that rotates Math and Reading and Writing. Then start the same numbers in Prepful.
STUDY PLAN
Build a 4–12 week outline
How to read the outline.
Week count is the exam date divided by seven, then clamped to 4–12 weeks. The first week is a mixed baseline. After that, Math and Reading and Writing rotate so you are not rewriting the calendar every Sunday. Hours per week change how dense a week is, not the number of weeks.
It will not invent an AI point gain, and it will not pretend a 16-question diagnostic is a full SAT. If you do not have a current total yet, take the free diagnostic or add section scores on the calculator first.
Study plan questions
Rules, not magic.
How does this SAT study plan generator work?
It is a rule outline, not an AI promise. Week count is the exam date divided by seven, clamped to 4–12 weeks. Focus rotates Math and Reading and Writing after a mixed baseline week.
Will this raise my score by N points?
No. Prepful does not promise a fixed gain. The outline tells you what to emphasize. A diagnostic still decides which skills are actually weak.
Is this the same plan I get after onboarding?
It uses the same inputs — current, target, exam date, hours — so onboarding can continue the story. The logged-in plan can be more specific once you have diagnostic evidence.
Need a current score first?
Answer 16 questions, then come back with a range instead of a guess.