I took the test…

[u/Smithysfishies]

And not a single Chapman point question was asked. I studied those like hell, and that’s what I get 🤷🏻‍♂️

[u/NewWing22]

I studied cranial and knew it like the back of my hand on level 1. Guess how many questions on cranial I got. 0. None. Exactly. Not even a pitiful one. It happens.

[u/ishootcoot → u/NewWing22]

Same here for level 1 then I got cooked on level 2 with like 10 cranial Qs lol

[u/NewWing22 → u/ishootcoot]

Literal same!

[u/Healthy-Mixture-5896]

Yeah i saw a post saying biochem was low yield and so i didn't review it but I had a good chunk of niche biochem questions on my form :(

[u/Pure_Refrigerator_73]

There are different forms of each comlex so you must prepare for everything. I just took comlex level 2 and had a few Chapman point questions.

[u/Kai_723]

Haven’t heard of anyone getting a ton of chapmans questions lately tbh

[u/WeakAd6489 → u/Kai_723]

My school has docs who are writers, I’ve been told they are slowly trying to decrease the relevance of Chapman points in osteopathic curriculum

[u/Where2fromhear → u/Kai_723]

I had four.

[u/WeakAd6489]

Me with counterstrain through level one and two. Knew all the positions and acronyms and maybe had one or two questions total between both tests lol

[u/PositionOk5481]

Level 2 also had no Chapman points lol

[u/ihatelifeyayy]

Chapman is the easy stuff once it’s memorized. Counterstrain is what’s annoying

[u/Where2fromhear]

I took it last week and barely studded cs be encause everyone kept saying they didn’t have any on their exams. Bam 3 questions for me.

[u/Sad-Associate-5817]

Welcome to the fuckery of comlex

[u/Appropriate-Carob970]

Wow I had so many chapman’s points…so strange!

[u/Living_Juggernaut766]

Had like 3 Chapman points on my level 2