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16/f (Ten years of education)
I recently took a Wonderlic test at the University of British Columbia. The test says my intelligence is equal to that of someone with 16 years of education (Bachelor`s Degree). The counsellor said it was "remarkable," but what might that average as an IQ score? Is it relatable? I did not have enough time to get all of my questions answered, so any information you have about the Wonderlic test (I think it was the scholastic version) would be great. Thanks so much! =) (link)
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well, your IQ is your mental age divided by your physical age times a 100. I'm not an expert, but it seems like your mental age is 22 and your physical age is 16, so your IQ would be about... 137.5, but I'm not expert. FYI, that's a pretty high IQ. It sounds about right.
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