Academic Semester Planner
Take control of your semester with a smart visual planner. Build your weekly schedule, track credit hours, avoid overload, and stay aligned with your graduation goals.
Why Use a Semester Planner ?
Academic success isn’t just about intelligence — it’s about organization. A well-structured semester plan helps you visualize your workload, spot time conflicts before they happen, and meet your credit requirements without burning out.
Avoid Overload
Seeing your total credit and course load in one place helps you stay in a healthy 12–18 credit range, reducing the risk of mid-semester stress and burnout.
Visual Clarity
Knowing exactly where you need to be each day lowers anxiety and makes it easier to schedule focused study blocks, part-time work, and social time without clashes.
Course Manager
Student Information
Add Courses
Total Credits
Status: -
Weekly Schedule Preview
How to Use
- Profile: Enter your details to personalize your schedule.
- Add Courses:
- Name & Info: Class name and location/professor.
- Credits: Numeric value (e.g., 3 or 4).
- Time: When the class meets (e.g., 10:00 AM).
- Days: Click the buttons (Mon, Wed, Fri) to select days.
- Generate: Click to see your credit total and organized daily list.
- Export: Download the text file to keep on your phone or computer.
Who is this for?
College Students
Plan your next semester during registration week. ensuring no time conflicts and a balanced credit load.
High Schoolers
Organize AP classes, extracurriculars, and study blocks to manage a busy timetable.
Limitations
Note: This tool is a planner, not a registration system.
- It does not connect to your university's database; you must manually enter course details.
- It does not automatically check for pre-requisites or major requirements. Consult your advisor for academic rules.
Logic Used
| Feature | Function |
|---|---|
| Credit Sum | Aggregates numerical values from credit inputs. |
| Sorting | Organizes courses by Day (Mon-Sat) for the generated schedule report. |
| Load Analysis | Determines load status (Part-time vs. Overload) based on credit thresholds (12/18). |
Example Schedule
The Balanced Load
15 Credits Total
- Mon/Wed/Fri: Psych 101 (9am), Hist 202 (11am)
- Tue/Thu: Bio Lab (1pm), Eng Lit (3pm)
The Overload
19 Credits Total
- Mon-Fri: 8am classes everyday
- Tue/Thu: 3 back-to-back labs
- Result: High burnout risk.
FAQ
Typically, 12 credits is the minimum for full-time status. Most students take 15 credits to graduate in 4 years.
Yes! Use the "Download Planner" button to save a text file of your schedule. The website itself does not store data after you refresh.
Currently, this tool organizes your inputs visually. You need to manually check the times provided to ensure two classes don't overlap.
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Plan Your Success
A successful semester begins with clear planning. Use this tool to map your workload and make every week count.