The study plan is generated automatically after you submit a diagnostic. It weighs your time toward the gaps the diagnostic found, keeps lighter maintenance passes on your strong areas so they don't fade, and schedules everything against the weekly availability you set.
A plan day mixes activity types, including study sessions, deeper content dives, review, practice questions, and timed assessments, each with an estimated time. Practice exam waypoints are placed automatically, with a midpoint check and a final practice exam a few days before your exam date, and they move on their own if your date changes.
- Change your available study time in Settings under Study Time, and the plan adjusts to it.
- Use the tune option on the study plan page to change scope, exam mix, or availability. Bigger recalibrations use credits, and the cost is shown first.
- If you're preparing for more than one exam, the plan can integrate them into one schedule or keep them separate.
The plan needs a diagnostic
There is no generic plan. Until an exam has diagnostic results, StudyHaul has nothing honest to build from, so the plan unlocks after your first submitted diagnostic for that exam.
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- The free diagnostic and score report
What the diagnostic covers, how long it takes, how pause and resume work, and what your score report includes.
- Progress checks and topic mastery
How timed progress checks target your weak domains and how StudyHaul tracks mastery per topic.
- Study credits explained
What credits pay for, how you earn them from licenses and milestones, and how to buy more.
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