Class page with grade weighting breakdown

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Semester Study System

Classes, assignments, grade weighting, and exam countdowns in one connected system.

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Last updated: June 18, 2026
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What's inside

Classes database with grade category weighting (e.g. 40% exams, 30% homework)
Auto-calculated current grade estimate per class
Assignments database linked to classes and grade categories
Exam countdown dashboard sorted by days remaining
Weekly study planner with time-blocked sessions
Reading tracker for course materials
Semester dashboard combining grades, deadlines, and exams

Why it holds up

Grade formulas update the moment you log a new assignment score
Exam countdowns keep high-stakes dates visible without extra effort
Study planner links directly to the assignments and exams driving each session
Built for a full semester, not just a single week

Grades you can see coming

The single most useful piece of this system is the grade estimate formula: enter your syllabus's category weights once per class, log scores as you get them back, and always know roughly where you stand instead of finding out at finals. It's the same weighted-average math a professor runs at the end of the term, just visible to you throughout.

Built for a whole semester

Unlike the free assignment tracker, this system is designed to hold an entire semester's worth of context: exam countdowns that matter weeks in advance, a reading tracker so you're not rediscovering an unread chapter the night before a discussion section, and a study planner that links directly to what's driving the session.

Who should skip this one

If you're taking a light course load and mostly need "what's due this week," the free Student Assignment Tracker covers that without the extra setup. This template is for students managing enough grade-weighted complexity that a due-date list alone stops being enough.

Questions people ask before buying

How does the grade weighting actually work?

Each class has grade categories (like Homework, Midterm, Final) with a percentage weight you set based on your syllabus. As you log scores on assignments tagged to each category, a formula calculates your current weighted grade automatically — the same math your professor uses, just visible to you in real time.

What if my professor changes the grading breakdown mid-semester?

Just update the category weights on the class page — the grade formula recalculates immediately using the new percentages, no need to rebuild anything.

Is this overkill for a light course load?

If you're taking one or two classes and don't care about tracking grade estimates, the free Student Assignment Tracker is a better fit. This template earns its cost when you're juggling grade-weighted classes, upcoming exams, and enough reading that a plain due-date list stops being enough.

Can I use this for graduate school with fewer, longer-term deliverables?

Yes — swap the assignment categories for milestones (e.g. lit review, draft, defense) and the same structure works for a thesis or comprehensive-exam timeline instead of weekly homework.