Testing Information
Our sessions include two different tests. You take both. Either test can - independently - qualify you for an offer for membership. We are testing your basic intelligence, not your 'wealth of information retained'. Simply put, you don't need to know when the war of 1812 was fought. But we will see how you use basic information.
Candidates have found it is very helpful to drop me a call to discuss the session. Because those who decide to test are 'self-selecting' (quite smart), more than 75% do qualify.
We enjoy our activities and friends. This is your opportunity to follow that common thought we all had at one time - "I just thought it was time ..."
Thank you.
Paul Jensen
952-435-3089
testing@mnmensa
Our next test session is scheduled on March 27th in Blaine. Details are listed below.
Supervised tests are normally held monthly in the Twin Cities metro area, usually on the third or fourth Saturday. Sessions typically begin with registration one-half hour before testing, with testing taking approximately 1-3/4th hours. Periodic group test sessions around the state can be arranged by contacting test Proctors in the following cities:
testingDuluth@mnmensa.org
testingRochester@mnmensa.org
testingWillmar@mnmensa.org
testingMoorhead@mnmensa.org
testingStCloud@mnmensa.org
Twin Cities area - testing@mnmensa.org
We look forward to hearing from you.
The Minnesota Mensa area tests are scheduled as follows:
SATURDAY - MARCH 27th, 2010
Northtown Center Library, 707 CTY RD 10 N.E. Blaine, MN
10:00 PM Registration with testing 10:30-12:15 PM.
Please note your RSVP does guarantee seating for you. Walk-ins as space allows. Contact Paul Jensen testing@mnmensa.org 952-435-3089.
Prior Evidence
The American Mensa website maintains a current list of qualifying scores for a number of IQ tests, any of which you may already have taken.
Go here for the latest tests and scores which may be accepted as prior evidence for Mensa admission.
If you have further questions about testing, or about Mensa in general, please leave a message on the Mensaphone, (952) 953-8575, and someone will return your call as quickly as possible.
You can also inquire via e-mail, of course. |
