Out of curiosity, I finally joined Mensa - and I have been a member for 14 years now. I thought I would never have the time to attend programmes as I had two young children. I guess I was looking for some external reinforcement. Originally, I just wanted to have my IQ tested.
Naturally, I also see the differences: different characters, attutudes and views - some of these I embrace, others I reject, but this makes the world complete. From the very first moment, my eyes have been sparkling: finally, I arrived in a place where people share similar thoughts, say similar puns, have similar associations like I have. Here’s what some members say about being part of the Mensa community: It's the quickest and most fun way to meet people and make new friends. We recommend getting involved in the Mensa community scene from the get-go. And you can turn up as often or as seldom as you like. Of course, participation in local group activities is always entirely your choice.
Mensa get-togethers are anything but dull! All over the world, groups of fun-loving Mensans congregate on a regular basis for lively conversations over dinner and drinks, for intellectual discussions and debates on a diverse range of topics, and for get-togethers featuring a speaker. Some groups have activities throughout the month, some meet weekly, and others, especially the larger groups, have events nearly every day. Attaining that required score will enable you to join a thriving global community of around 145,000 Mensans, all of whom enjoy exciting opportunities for social, cultural, and intellectual stimulation. Our FAQs will tell you everything you need to know about getting your IQ tested. In order to join Mensa, you have to take an approved intelligence test - one which has been properly administered and supervised and in that test, you need to attain a score within the upper two percent of the general population. How can I join Mensa? Why should I join? What are the benefits of membership?
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