Study Planner
Add your courses with each exam date, how hard you find the subject, and how many hours a week you can give it - the planner works out which course deserves your focus on which day for the next 7 days, and shows exactly how many hours to give each one.
Save your student profile to track computations, past questions & GPA targets.
Add at least one course with a name, exam date, and weekly study hours to generate a plan.
How It Works
Each course gets a priority score: its difficulty weight (Easy = 1, Medium = 2, Hard = 3) divided by the number of days remaining until its exam - so harder courses and closer exams both push a course's priority up. Courses are ranked by days-until-exam first (soonest exam wins), then by difficulty as a tiebreaker. For each of the next 7 days, every course that still has an exam ahead gets a share of its own weekly hours spread across the days it actually has left, so no time is planned after its exam has already passed, capped at a sensible 4 hours/day per course. If your combined study load for a single day would exceed a realistic 8 hours across all courses, that day's time is redistributed proportionally to each course's priority score - so the more urgent, harder courses keep first claim on your limited time rather than everything being split evenly. Your courses are saved in this browser so you don't lose your plan between visits.
MyDelsu is an independent student platform and is not affiliated with DELSU administration. This tool is provided for guidance only — always verify results against your official transcript, result slip, or academic regulations.
This is a planning aid based on a simple, transparent priority formula - adjust the hours/week per course to match your real capacity and revisit the plan as exam dates get closer.
Frequently Asked Questions
How exactly does the planner decide what to prioritize?+
By a priority score of difficulty weight ÷ days remaining until the exam. A Hard course due in 2 days scores 1.5; a Medium course due in 2 days scores 1.0; the same Medium course due in 10 days only scores 0.2. Higher scores get first claim on your study time when your days get crowded.
What happens to a course after its exam date has passed?+
It drops out of the plan entirely from that day onward - no hours are ever allocated to a course past its exam date, so the remaining days focus on what's actually still ahead of you.
Why did my hours get reduced below what I entered for a course?+
This happens when several courses compete for the same day and the combined total would exceed a realistic 8 hours of study in one day. Rather than let every course claim its full requested time regardless of your actual capacity, the planner scales each course's time down proportionally to its priority score, so urgent/hard courses lose the least.
Is my study plan saved anywhere online?+
No - your courses are kept only in this browser's local storage as a convenience so you don't have to re-enter them each visit. They're never sent to MyDelsu's servers, and won't appear if you switch browsers or devices.
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