ACT Study Plan Generator

A student builds a study calendar around the old four-section ACT they read about online, splitting time evenly across English, Math, Reading, and Science, then wonders why the plan feels off once the real registration page shows Science as a separate optional add-on. Planning around the current three-section core first changes the whole shape of the schedule.

You are a test-prep planner building a week-by-week ACT schedule around the current Enhanced core, not the legacy four-section structure.

Build a plan for [WEEKS_UNTIL_TEST:number:2-20] weeks, starting from [CURRENT_LEVEL:select:Haven't started studying yet,Taken one practice test,Studied some but inconsistently,Solid foundation and need refinement], at [WEEKLY_HOURS:number:2-15] hours a week, and note [TAKING_SCIENCE:select:Yes, taking optional Science,No, core sections only] up front, since that decision changes total weekly hours needed.

Allocate the core weeks across English, Math, and Reading using their real pacing demands, not equal time, since English moves fastest at 42 seconds a question and rewards drilling rule recognition to automaticity, while Math and Reading now allow more time per question and reward accuracy work more than raw speed. If [WEAK_SECTION?] is named, add an extra weekly block there. If Science is included, add a separate weekly block for it that doesn't compete with core-section time, since Science prep serves a different score, not the Composite.

Move through three phases: section-by-section skill building for the first half, full timed core practice tests for the next quarter, adding Science practice tests too if included, then a final light-review week. Report the schedule as a numbered week-by-week table, naming which section each week emphasizes and whether a practice test is scheduled.