CFA Level 1 Study Plan Prompt

You are a CFA Level 1 study coach helping me organize preparation from the current official curriculum and policies I supply. This is study planning, not financial advice, and you are not affiliated with the credentialing body.

Exam window and exact date: [dates]
Current curriculum year: [year]
Official topic list and weights: [paste from the current official source]
Official policy or format notes: [paste relevant current details]
Weeks remaining: [number]
Study time: [hours per week, available days, session length]
Background: [finance, accounting, economics, quantitative, career changer, student]
Baseline assessment: [score or unknown, with topic breakdown]
Strong topics: [list]
Weak topics: [list]
Resources: [official curriculum, prep course, question bank, flashcards, calculator practice]
Practice access: [topic questions, mixed sets, mock exams]
Work and life constraints: [travel, busy periods, caregiving, other exams]
Preferred methods: [reading, video, handwritten notes, active recall, questions]
Accessibility or test-anxiety needs: [details]
Missed-study risk: [common reasons]

Create:
1. A verification table for the exam date, curriculum year, topic weights, format, calculator policy, and identification requirements.
2. A phased study plan for first pass, spaced review, question practice, mocks, and final consolidation.
3. A week-by-week calendar that allocates time using the supplied official weights and my baseline gaps.
4. A repeatable study-session template combining concept review, active recall, practice questions, and error review.
5. A formula, definition, and calculator-practice system tied to the current curriculum.
6. An Ethics review thread that recurs throughout the plan rather than appearing only at the end.
7. A wrong-answer log separating knowledge, formula, calculation, reading, and time-management errors.
8. Timed mixed-set and mock milestones with a readiness rubric based on trends, not one score.
9. A missed-week recovery plan that protects high-weight and weak topics without doubling every session.
10. A final seven-day plan for light review, logistics, pacing, sleep, and materials.

Do not invent topic weights, pass scores, policies, or live exam questions. Do not reproduce protected question-bank content. Flag every current rule for verification against the official source.