Study schedule generator
Your test date and your weekly hours, turned into a week-by-week plan.
This is the outline. 180 Prep runs it.
A schedule is the easy part. 180 Prep drills the plan every day, adapts it as your weak spots change, tracks your trajectory to test day, and tells you honestly whether you're on pace.
Start my plan — freeHow much time do I need?
There's no single right number — what matters is consistency and how far your current score is from your goal. As a rough guide, most people give the LSAT and GMAT 8–12 weeks, and the MCAT 3–6 months, at 10–20 focused hours a week. Short, daily sessions beat rare marathons: memory consolidates between sessions, so six 30-minute days outperform one long weekend. This tool spreads whatever time you have across four phases — build the fundamentals, drill your weak areas, sharpen under the clock, then simulate and taper.