Your Game Plan study schedule

The Game Plan is the daily schedule on your dashboard. You tell it one thing — your exam date — and it decides the rest: what to read, what to drill, what to review, today.

How it thinks

• It works backwards from your exam date, splitting your runway into phases: build broad coverage first, strike weak areas, then rehearse with full-length mocks in the final stretch.
• It budgets your day across materials — guide sections, practice questions, flashcard reviews — in proportions that shift as your exam approaches.
• It adapts continuously. Weak domains (from your answers, your mocks, even the topics you keep asking Miles about) get more of tomorrow's budget. A strong week reshapes the plan; so does a missed one.
• It reconciles with reality. If your runway is short, it scopes down to what's achievable rather than demanding an absurd daily load.

When the exam is very close, the plan shifts into Cram Mode — triage what you can still improve, memorize the highest-yield facts, and rehearse under the clock. Cram Mode never touches your long-term flashcard schedule; it's a sprint layered on top.

Changing your date: update your exam date any time and the plan recalculates instantly. A real date — even an estimate — makes every recommendation sharper, and it's also what lets the plan schedule your two qualifying mocks inside the guarantee's 14-day window automatically.