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Plan your assignments before deadlines

List your assignments, exams and fixed commitments, and this prompt builds a week-by-week plan that starts big tasks early and avoids a last-week pile-up. It marks what to do today and which deadline is most at risk.

text-assignment-deadline-planner — chatgpt — 90 words

Act as a study coach.

Here are my assignments and exams for the next [NUMBER] weeks:
[LIST EACH ONE WITH SUBJECT, TASK, DUE DATE AND ROUGH SIZE]

My fixed commitments: [e.g. classes 9-3, part-time job Tue and Thu evenings]
Hours I can study per day: [HOURS]

Make a week-by-week plan that breaks each assignment into smaller steps, starts the big ones early and avoids a pile-up in the last week. Mark what to do today. Keep one free evening a week, and tell me which deadline is most at risk.

Paste the plan into your phone calendar, not just a notes app. Reminders make the difference.

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What you will get

A week-by-week plan that splits each assignment into steps, starts big ones early, avoids a last-week pile-up, marks what to do today, keeps one free evening and names the deadline most at risk.

Common mistake

The plan ignores how long tasks really take.

Fix: Give a rough size for each, such as “2,000-word essay, needs reading” or “problem set, 6 questions”. Add your own estimate in hours.

Also watch for
  • Study time lands in the evenings when you work. Write your real fixed times, including travel, and ask “use only the gaps I have listed”.
  • Everything is marked at risk. Ask for a ranking with a reason, based on due date, size and the time you have left. Only the top one needs your attention first.
Try a variation: add a buffer day

Ask for “one catch-up day every two weeks and each due date treated as two days earlier”. A built-in buffer protects you when a week goes wrong.

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Show me only this week and tomorrow in detail. For each task give a start time, a length and what finished looks like.

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