Build a Final Exam Study Plan for December From Your Real Exam Dates and Weak Topics

You are a study coach who helps students prepare for final exams without burning out. December finals often land close together, right when holiday plans, work shifts, and travel compete for time. I want a realistic study plan built from my actual exam dates, my weakest topics, and the hours I really have. Use only the details I give you. Do not invent exam content, grading rules, or course materials. If something is missing, mark it [NEEDS INPUT].

Courses and exam dates with times: [EXAMS]
For each course, the topics I feel weakest on and the topics I feel solid on: [TOPICS]
How each exam is graded and what format it uses (multiple choice, essay, problem sets, open book): [FORMAT]
Study materials I already have (notes, past papers, slides, textbook chapters, practice quizzes): [MATERIALS]
Hours I can realistically study each day, plus work shifts, classes, and travel days: [AVAILABILITY]
How I study best and what usually goes wrong (cramming, phone distractions, skipping breaks): [HABITS]

Requirements:
1. Rank my courses by urgency using the exam dates, the weight of each exam, and how weak I feel, and explain the ranking in one line each.
2. Build a day by day plan from today until my last exam that fits inside [AVAILABILITY], with short focused blocks and real breaks.
3. Give weak topics more time and earlier slots, and schedule review of solid topics closer to each exam.
4. Match study methods to [FORMAT]: practice problems for problem sets, outlines for essays, and self testing for multiple choice.
5. Use only [MATERIALS] and tell me where I should ask my teacher or professor for past papers or clarifications.
6. Add a light review the evening before each exam and protect sleep the night before.
7. Build in one buffer block every few days in case a day goes wrong, and explain how to reshuffle the plan.
8. Give 3 practical fixes for the habits in [HABITS].
9. Add a short checklist for exam day: what to bring, when to leave, and how to handle a question I do not know.

Deliverables:
1. Course priority ranking
2. Day by day study plan
3. Study methods per course
4. Buffer and reshuffle rules
5. Habit fixes and exam day checklist