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The only criterion for membership is a score at or above the 99th
percentile level on a qualifying and valid supervised test of
intelligence. To apply, send your name, address, and evidence of a
qualifying test score or other appropriate documentation, along with a
$10.00 evaluation fee, to:
Please use our standard application form. (This is an Adobe Acrobat file. If you do not already have it, you can download Adobe Acrobat Reader for free--or use the link at left to contact our office to have a hard copy mailed to you.) With your application, you should enclose evidence of a qualifying score on a standard supervised test of intelligence. This evidence cannot be returned to you, but legible photocopies are acceptable. If the scores are maintained by a university or other service that cannot provide the results directly to you, request that they forward the evidence to this Committee, and attach a copy of your request to your application. Please do not ask us to obtain the evidence for you. It is your responsibility to provide it to the committee. Any test score you submit will be kept completely confidential. Intertel does not provide testing services. If you have no evidence, and believe that you might qualify for membership, a supervised test may be given by a local university, psychological clinic, or private psychologist. Before taking such a test, please be sure it is one of those accepted by Intertel (see below) You will be notified of the results of the Acceptance Committee's evaluation of your application. If you are found to be eligible for membership, you will be invited to join by sending in the dues payable for the current year. If you have any questions, write to the Acceptance Committee at the address given. NOTE: No self-administered tests will be accepted. INTERTEL QUALIFYING TEST SCORES Army General Classification Test (AGCT or GT) 145 Return to TOP |
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