Caveat Academic Services

Weekly time planner

Will a college course fit this week?

Put in a typical school week. The planner adds it up across all 168 hours, sets aside time for a college course, and shows what is left. It takes about two minutes and works best with the student at the table.

A typical week

Hours per week
Hours per week
Hours per week, in season
Hours per week, in season
Hours per week when the sport is not in season
Which season is this term?Counts in-season or off-season sport hours
Hours per week
Clubs, music, church, volunteering, lessons
Hours per night (8 to 10 is typical for teens)
Hours per week (about 3 a day is a fair start)
Which kind of course?Weekly time on a standard-length session

How the week looks

Three things to try

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    On a free call we'll look at the hours your student really has, which course fits, and when to start. Spring sessions open January 12 and March 16, 2027, summer sessions begin May 17, and many courses start any day. Starting in January · The first-week checklist · The Credit Map

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    Course hours are rough estimates for a standard-length session. Real time varies by course, instructor and student; a shorter, compressed session asks for more hours each week. Students do all of their own coursework. Caveat Academic Services offers independent college preparation services and is not affiliated with Arizona State University. Each college decides which credits it accepts; Caveat does not promise that credit will transfer.