I think it is 140 - 145 according to some of the more accurate online tests I've seen. A version of one of them was used for admission to several inet IQ societies.
There are many inaccurate online tests made for money. My highest results have been around 165 - 175 which is of course too high to be true.
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I'm a super genius just like Wile E. Coyote . I started college when I was 14, dropped out of high school at 15, got my GED at 16, my A.S. degree in computer programming at 18, my first programming job at 19 (Apple II plus, then IBM PC). Unfortunately SAD (Social Anxiety Disorder) stopped me dead in my tracks at 22. My first boss told me I should join Toastmasters, but I thought being "shy" was okay, I was oh so wrong. I'm just now picking up the pieces thanks to ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy).
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I was making an online test and gave up after fifth question. They were
pretty hard for me that i couldn't solve any of them and if i continued
the result would be a "zero IQ" coz probably rest of the questions were even harder.So best answer was for me to not answer. I'm happy with
my head under the sand, i don't wanna see the truth.
my IQ is 139. my college did a mensa testing last year. my IQ means im moderately gifted, which sounds kind of retarded tbqh. i could have applied to join Mensa but there was no point, all you get is a card and the right to put on job applications that you are actually rather clever.
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lexie66 wrote:
my IQ is 139. my college did a mensa testing last year. my IQ means im moderately gifted, which sounds kind of retarded tbqh. i could have applied to join Mensa but there was no point, all you get is a card and the right to put on job applications that you are actually rather clever.
Hi lexie66, you sound very clever. are you trained in anything and what is your current job?
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. I started college when I was 14, dropped out of high school at 15, got my GED at 16, my A.S. degree in computer programming at 18, my first programming job at 19 (Apple II plus, then IBM PC). Unfortunately SAD (Social Anxiety Disorder) stopped me dead in my tracks at 22. My first boss told me I should join Toastmasters, but I thought being "shy" was okay, I was oh so wrong. I'm just now picking up the pieces thanks to ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy).
