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# My Schedules
The **My Schedules** feature allows applicants to view and manage their scheduled admission activities, such as exams and interviews.
## Access and Navigation
* You can find **My Schedules** under the **Applications** menu in your portal
* Use the **tab selector** at the top to switch between **Exam Schedules** and **Interview Schedules**
## Add a Schedule
{% hint style="warning" %}
If you are unable to select a schedule, this means the school has disabled applicants from choosing their own exam or interview schedule. In this case, the school will assign your schedule for you.
{% endhint %}
To select a schedule (if enabled):
* Click the **Add Schedule** button on the schedule card
* Choose your preferred schedule from the available options
* Click **Select** to confirm your choice
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