IQ means nothing if you don't have the drive or ability to utilize it properly. In middle school they sent students to the education resource center and tested those they believed to have higher IQ's who were bored and advanced in their work and then put us in an advanced program for one period a day where we did projects meant to challenge us a bit more than regular class. However, being able to do puzzles and crap doesn't make us any smarter or useful as young adults. It's how we utilize whatever brain power we do have that counts. I took all AP classes in high school but was still lazy about them half the time. Sometimes being book smart gives you a cocky belief that you don't have to try as hard because you're smart. Well yeah, I didn't have to study much to get A's on my exams but what good did high school really do me then? I'm not really sure to be honest. lol