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You can be invited to join American Mensa in one of two ways: Submit prior evidence of an IQ score at or above the 98th percentile of the general population: You can submit ascore from a supervised , standardized test. American Mensa accepts more than 200 qualifying tests , including the Stanford Binet , the LSAT , the CogAT or the Cattell. Many people find this a quick and easy way to qualify for Mensa membership , because they can qualify on tests they have already taken at some point in their lives. The final decision of evaluating such prior evidence rests with the American Mensa National Office under the authority of the supervisory psychologist. You can review a partial list of tests and qualifying scores on the American Mensa Web Site. OR Take the Standard Mensa Admission Test Battery or Mensa’s Culture Fair Test Battery: If you’re age 14 or older , you can take a supervised , standardized test from one of our local certified member volunteer test proctors. In either case , if your score is in the top 2% of the population , you qualify for membership in Mensa. Then , it’s just a matter of joining and paying your dues. Private Testing: The Mensa Admission Test is now available at several local Testing Centers. See Take the Mensa Admission Test to find a location and schedule a test at your convenience. Local Group Testing: (The Mensa Admission Test or the Culture Fair Test , offered in a group setting , and proctored by a certified Mensa member volunteer) Our Local Group test sessions are currently on hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We are not sure when testing will resume. The upcoming Local Group test schedule is listed on this website: On a computer: the schedule ( Upcoming Tests) is on the sidebar. On a mobile device: if no sidebar is visible , scroll down to the bottom of the page to look for Upcoming Tests. Or , access the Testing Calendar on the American Mensa website for test sessions across the U.S. About the Standard Mensa Admission Test Battery The standard test session consists of two timed tests with a short break between them. You have two chances to qualify for Mensa—A score at or above the 98th percentile on EITHER ONE of the tests will qualify you for membership. The entire testing session will take approximately two hours. Two options: Private Testing: Offered at several local testing centers and can be scheduled at your convenience. $99 . Click here for more information. Local Group Testing: Take the test in a group setting with other candidates , proctored by one of our certified Mensa member volunteers. $60 . (Currently on hiatus due to the pandemic.) About Mensa’s Culture Fair Test Battery This is a non-language set of three tests designed to measure intelligence without the influence of cultural climate or verbal fluency. All the questions involve pictures – similar to picture logic puzzles. Anyone may take the Culture Fair test , but it is especially recommended for persons whose native language is not English , persons with dyslexia or ADHD , or persons who have taken the standard Mensa Admission Test but didn’t qualify for Mensa membership , and want to test again. The Culture Fair test session consists of three tests. One test is timed ; two are not timed. You have three chances to qualify—A score at or above the 98th percentile on ANY ONE of the tests will qualify you for membership in Mensa. The entire testing session will take between two and three hours. Test fee = $60 Not available via Private Testing at this time. Local Group Testing is currently on hiatus. More About Local Group Testing Payment You may pay on the day of the test. We accept cash , check , or credit card. If paying with cash , please have exact change. If paying by check , make out your check to American Mensa , Ltd. If it is more convenient for you , you may","cbCaifYzJC9KFZXS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifYzJC9KFZXS","pdf",77381,"English","# How Mensa qualification works\n## Prior evidence vs supervised admission tests\n# Standard Mensa Admission Test Battery\n## Test structure and qualification criteria\n## Fees and scheduling options\n# Mensa Culture Fair Test Battery\n## Purpose and recommended candidates\n## Test structure and qualification criteria\n# Local group testing and scheduling\n## COVID-19 hiatus and where to check dates\n# Payment and vouchers\n# What to bring to the test session\n# After the test and retake rules\n## Results timing and one-time test rule\n# Eligibility for applicants under 18","[{\"question\":\"How can I qualify for American Mensa membership?\",\"answer\":\"Qualify by scoring at or above the 98th percentile on an approved standardized IQ test. 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