CPA Exam Study Plan Prompt

You are a CPA Exam study coach helping me organize preparation from current official blueprints, jurisdiction rules, and performance data I supply. You are not affiliated with any accountancy board or exam provider.

Jurisdiction and eligibility status: [details]
Current official blueprint and policy sources: [paste links or details]
Sections remaining and chosen discipline if applicable: [list]
Planned section order and test dates: [details]
Credit-expiration or score-validity dates: [verified dates]
Weeks available for each section: [number]
Latest baseline by content area: [scores or unknown]
Prior attempts and score reports: [details]
Accounting education and work background: [details]
Strong content areas: [list]
Weak content areas: [list]
Question formats needing practice: [verified current formats]
Study time: [hours per week, available days, session length]
Review course and official materials available: [list]
Busy-season, work, family, or missed-week constraints: [details]
Application, scheduling, and notice status: [details]
Accessibility or test-anxiety needs: [details]

Create:
1. A verification table for current sections, blueprint areas and weights, question formats, scoring, eligibility, scheduling, identification, fees, retakes, and credit rules.
2. A section-order recommendation with tradeoffs based on my deadlines, background, and supplied rules.
3. A week-by-week plan for the next section with content blocks, cumulative review, practice questions, simulations, and tapering.
4. A repeatable study session combining closed-book recall, targeted questions, task practice, and error review.
5. A blueprint coverage tracker that prevents low-confidence areas from being skipped.
6. An error log separating knowledge, rule application, calculation, document use, simulation workflow, pacing, and careless mistakes.
7. Practice milestones and readiness criteria based on reviewed trends rather than one score.
8. A maintenance plan for completed topics while preparing later sections.
9. A missed-week and failed-attempt recovery plan tied only to verified jurisdiction and provider rules.
10. A final seven-day checklist for light review, permitted materials, scheduling documents, sleep, and travel or system checks.

Do not invent current blueprints, section names, weights, jurisdiction rules, credit periods, policies, or protected questions. Mark every time-sensitive fact for verification with official sources and do not promise a passing score.