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The eight-week structure
- Weeks 1-2: diagnostic, biology systems, chemistry foundations, daily PAT.
- Weeks 3-4: organic chemistry, quantitative foundations, reading passage routine.
- Weeks 5-6: mixed timed sets, weak-topic repair, first full-length tests.
- Weeks 7-8: full simulations, error-log review, pacing, and reduced final volume.
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The twelve-week structure
Use four weeks for broad content review, four for increasingly mixed practice, and four for full-test integration and targeted repair. The extra time should increase spaced retrieval, not simply stretch the same passive reading.
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A repeatable study day
- Block 1: active recall of prior material.
- Block 2: one focused content objective.
- Block 3: timed questions and immediate review.
- Block 4: short PAT or reading practice.
- Close: write tomorrow's first task while today's errors are fresh.
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Adjust using evidence
Every week, compare accuracy, time per item, and error categories. Move time toward persistent weaknesses, but retain maintenance sets in stronger sections so gains do not decay.