Whats Your IQ?

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I took the test that starts with a W last year. The Waisch.. whatever one.

I asked them not to tell me the results. I'd just rather not know.

I know that I may not be the sharpest or dullest knife in the drawer but I get by living a decently satisfying and productive life and have been working to achieve my goals.

If someone can graduate with a bachelors and/or master's degree, then I guess their IQ can't be all that low.

around 80 to 90,yeah,Im ''dumb''for an aspie

When I was 19, I was negatively affected and couldn't perform my tests well, they said my IQ might be a lot higher sense I had negative performance attitudes and had difficulty with distraction and focus. O_O

Got the higher end of the average range of intelligence.

Tested at 12 by a psychologist, the result: 165-185. The Test was a bit inaccurate.
I also did some online adult-IQ-Tests, which measured: 121, 132, 141 and 146, which I had to convert to 14-yo-IQ. Here's the formula, if you ever need it.

"Y" is your age. If you're an adult, it is always 18.
You convert your IQ to "X", so it's the second age.

100 * ((IQ/100) / X*Y)

Let's say an adult has an IQ of 100 and you want to know how a 10-year old kid with the same mental capabilities as this adult thinks. I this case, 100/100 = 1.

100 * (1/10*18) = 180.

The online-IQ-Test-results were:
121 --> 155
132 --> 169
141 --> 181
146 --> 187

I think the last time I had an official IQ test, I scored around 136.

-LegoMaster2149 (Written on February 2, 2018)

Does any test before you were 21 count? I feel like elasticity is a huge advantage in a test like that. Especially if you get more than one try.

I honestly doubt that anyone who answered higher than 155 is really giving an honest answer and probably took a cheesy, highly inaccurate online IQ test.