Applicants may present evidence of a score in the top 2 percent of the population on a supervised, standardized intelligence test.
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Tests given by an institution/agency/clinic must include the full name of the test, the score and percentile rank. This documentation must be on institution/agency/clinic letterhead and signed by the psychologist responsible for the testing, along with the psychologist's license/certification number issued by the state in which the psychologist practices.
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Evidence from a school transcript must be a school document with a seal. An armed forces record must be a notarized copy.
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All prior evidence will be appraised individually, and Mensa reserves the right to make the final determination of the acceptability of the test. The non-refundable, one-time evaluation fee is $30.
For important details on how to submit prior evidence correctly, see the Prior Evidence FAQ.
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Qualifying scores of some acceptable tests
Online application
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American Mensa does not accept unsupervised testing as proof of eligibility, specifically unsupervised testing administered electronically or via Internet-based tests.
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