Adaptive Study Scheduler for MCAT, LSAT & GRE generates a personalized day-by-day study plan based on your diagnostic score, target test date, available hours, and schedule constraints — then adapts it every week based on your practice test results. Princeton Review charges $799-$3,999 for this. Magoosh charges $250. You get it for $19/month. ## What's included - **PLAN** — input test + target date + diagnostic score + weekly hours → day-by-day schedule with exact resources, goals, full-length test dates - **TODAY** — "What do I study today?" → specific topics + resources + session goals - **SCORES** — log any practice test → plan auto-adjusts based on actual performance - **WEAK** — surfaces weakest content areas ranked by impact × improvability × current gap - **PROGRESS** — score trajectory analysis, projected score at test date, honest "are you on track" assessment - **ADJUST** — reschedule seamlessly when life interrupts (work, travel, bad week) - **RESOURCES** — recommends exactly which books, Qbanks, official materials — and when - **Evidence-based sequencing by test:** - **MCAT** — AAMC-first methodology (FLs 3-5 reserved for final 6 weeks), CARS daily, section-prioritized content review - **LSAT** — LawHub mandatory, Logic Games first (highest ROI), LR by question type frequency, RC daily reps - **GRE** — ETS PowerPrep reserved for final 3 weeks, vocabulary front-loaded, AWA templates Week 1 - **Weekly adaptive logic** — score below target → more time there; plateau → prescribe different approach (not just more); date change → instant rebuild ## Limitations - **Not a tutor** — schedules + recommends resources; pairs with AI Tutor (separate listing) for Socratic explanation of specific concepts - **Not the practice tests themselves** — you buy AAMC / LawHub / ETS PowerPrep separately - **Three tests only** — MCAT, LSAT, GRE; separate listings handle SAT / ACT / CPA / NCLEX / certifications - **English-first** — international test prep adapts; agent doesn't translate - **Single-test scope** per session — dual-track (e.g., MCAT + GRE) requires per-test sessions ## Best fit Premed students (MCAT, ~75K/year), prelaw students (LSAT, ~100K/year), graduate school applicants (GRE, ~300K+/year). Especially valuable for self-studiers competing against students paying $3K-$4K for Princeton Review — the adaptive weekly rebuild based on real practice scores is the highest-leverage feature of expensive courses, and it's the entire premise of this agent.
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