If you use Anki it has a "cram" feature where you put in tags you want to review and it creates a deck with super low intervals for cramming.

Check Vokabel.

Vokabel is a free and user-friendly popular program that helps you to learn words in foreign languages (almost all languages is supported). Write the words you want to learn and let the program test you. You can test your self in many ways, in a simple hearing or in a game. Why not play a game against a friend and learn something in the same time? Vokabel has a lot of functions to make learning more fun and efficient.

The games included can be a lot of fun, and they help you at "speed recognizing" the words.

For future reference, I would start using an SRS consistently at the beginning of the semester; that would eliminate the cramming with normal flashcards now.

Please don't question my interest in Japanese. I love Japanese. I love everything about the language. It just so happens that this class is required for my major and not only is the teacher awful, but the book is atrocious. I dp many things in my SRS daily, but a lot of the stuff I need to cram now is specific stuff useless outside of the class.

Otherwise, thanks to everyone for their help!

If it's info that you would like to retain into the future, I would highly recommend using Anki's cram feature. This way you don't have to put it into your srs AND another program.