Two-year-old admitted to Mensa

Posted by Tracy Coenen on June 25, 2007 · Leave a Comment 

Wow! A two-year-old with an IQ of 152 is being admitted to Mensa in Britain. Her recent IQ test results indicate she’s at the level of a five or six-year-old.

Mensa is the “High IQ Society,” or the international society for highly-intelligent people. Members are said to be in the top two percent of the population in intelligence. The organization has about 100,000 members worldwide, but reports that there are only 30 members under the age of 10. Normally, only people 10 years and older are tested by Mensa, but younger children are accepted if they qualify.


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