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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Armed forces Emt paramedic firefighter Plumber carpenter electrician Nurse [/quote] You are so wrong. Nurses have to get through difficult coursework. They must be bright. And, believe it or not, many of the trades do require intellect. [/quote] You are absolutely right. I’m pp and I’m sorry. I know people with low IQ in those jobs, but they are supported and surrounded by a loving community who values their role. I stand by armed forces, though. It’s a good career with a duty of care. Factory work would be good, they make good money if there is a union. Animal caretakers, too, many are unionized. [/quote] I don't know where you are coming up with this stuff--the examples you are thinking of probably don't have truly low IQ. Sorry, but armed forces will not take someone with a low IQ. The current test being used for the military is called the ASVAB and there are minimums in order to enlist. There are also other standards. If you look at the current minimums and some studies, the minimums are roughly equivalent to somewhere in the 90s in terms of IQ (91-92 ish), which mean that the bottom third of the population in terms of IQ cannot enlist.[/quote] The ASVAB covers General Sciences Arithmetic Reasoning Word Knowledge Paragraph Comprehension Mathematics Knowledge Electronics Information Auto and Shop Information Mechanical Comprehension Assembling Objects Verbal Expression The minimum score is 31, but if you score between 31-49 you can take a one time course to up your score. Higher scores open better MOS opportunities. The score range is 0–100, and scores are reported as percentiles. The average score is 50, and most scores fall between 30 and 70. But you can't be truly low IQ in the clinical sense. [/quote]
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