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Automatic MCAT Study Schedule Creator

Build a complete study document around your test date, real availability, blocked-out life events, weak areas, resources, and high-yield content priorities.

Get Your Free Study Plan

Submit your availability, test date, and resources. We’ll build your personalized MCAT study plan.

Delivered to Google Drive

Your completed study document is shared to your Google Drive within 5–10 minutes.

Revise It Twice for Free

Plans change. Request up to two free revisions to adjust your schedule.

Interactive preview

See the study document students receive

The generated Google Sheet includes monthly schedules, review sheets, AAMC outline content, full-length tracking, analytics, and content coverage estimates in one place.

Why it feels different

Built for real MCAT prep, for real students

Most study calendars assume every week is normal. This scheduler is built around the messy reality: split availability, changing plans, full-length results, and a finite number of study days before test day.

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Multiple Availability Windows

Plan around split days, limited evenings, weekend-heavy weeks, or different study windows across the week.

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Priority-Ranked Content Targeting

Focuses assignments around selected content categories and priority order based on MCAT relevance.

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Full-Length Breakdown Awareness

Full-lengths are spread across the schedule, and score data can help emphasize struggle areas as the plan updates.

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Block-Out Days And Date Ranges

Skip travel, exams, work spikes, family obligations, or recovery days without manually rebuilding the plan.

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Completion Estimate By Test Date

Shows how much material can realistically fit before your exam.

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Review Sheets And AAMC Outline

Includes review tabs and AAMC outline content so the schedule becomes a working study document, not a PDF.

How the schedule works

Your plan balances content review, passage practice, official AAMC work, and full-length exams across your real timeline so the schedule stays practical.

Phase 1

Targeted Content Review

Refresh the science foundations you actually need. Most students should target weaker categories so content review does not crowd out practice.

Phase 2

Passage Practice

UWorld and Jack Westin practice build MCAT-style reasoning, endurance, and review habits while rotating through content categories.

Phase 3

AAMC Materials

Official AAMC question banks, section banks, and related materials are saved for calibration and final weak-area cleanup near test day.

Throughout

Full-Length Exams

FLs are distributed across the whole schedule based on your test date, preferred FL day, completed exams, accommodations, and review-day preferences.

Create your free study schedule

Beta access code mcat-genie-beta-2026

One free schedule generation and two free revisions are included during beta access.

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