Ariana Grande has been in the spotlight for over a decade, but there’s still one thing that most people don’t know about her – her IQ score.
Ariana Grande’s IQ is currently unknown. Several IQ scores have been attributed to the Grammy-winning singer, but there’s no evidence supporting them.
Rumored IQ Scores
If you’re looking for reliable sources that confirm Ariana Grande’s IQ, you’re setting yourself up for a disappointment. Celebrities who share their IQ with the public are extremely rare, and their reported scores are mostly based on speculations.
According to Celebrity IQs, the “Thank U, Next” singer has an IQ score of 105. Adults with an IQ between 90 and 109 are considered to be of average intelligence on the Wechsler intelligence scale, and Grande would fall under this category if her score was correct.
This number, however, shouldn’t be taken too seriously. The disclaimer on Celebrity IQs clearly states that “the IQ scores posted on this website are not guaranteed”, and that they’re only there “for entertainment purposes”.
Ariana Grande’s Education
Ariana Grande’s IQ is still a mystery, but at least we know a thing or two about her educational background. The Grammy-winning singer never went to college because she committed to music at a young age and her education had to take a back seat.
Grande pursued primary education at the Pine Crest School, and most of her extracurricular activities were connected to acting and music. She joined the Fort Lauderdale Children’s Theater and starred in their versions of hit musicals The Wizard of Oz and Annie.
Grande also performed with various orchestras and even sang the national anthem during a televised Florida Panther’s game. She committed to pursuing a music career at 13, and it didn’t take long before she scored on of key roles in Broadway musical 13.
She caught the eye of the Nickelodeon bosses thanks to this project, which eventually led to her casting on the hit teen series Victorious. Juggling school and her role on this show was quite a struggle, and Grande ended up taking an unconventional path to education.
She started attending the North Broward Preparatory School while still performing on Broadway, but couldn’t always go to classes in person. That’s why she often received her materials through the mail and studied with tutors for her tests.
Grande managed to graduate from high school, but never pursued higher education. Her music career was already at full steam by the time she was done with Nickelodeon.
Playing Dumb
It’s difficult to say if Ariana Grande is highly intelligent or not, but her most iconic TV character can’t be described as such.
Before becoming one of the biggest pop stars of her generation, Ariana Grande starred on Nickelodeon’s hit series Victorious. Her character Cat Valentine was a big hit with the audience, and she later went on to appear on a spin-off Sam & Cat.
Billboard compared her character to Tai from Clueless, played by Brittany Murphy, and described her as “more than a little dim-witted”. Her bubbly and cheerful personality was charming at times, but she would often say strange things that left others confused and annoyed.
Following the cancelation of Sam & Cat, Grande acknowledged that many people wrote Cat off as dumb and naive, but she found beauty in her optimism and appreciation for life.
“I know she seems like a simple, daft character (and she is) but she played such a huge part in my life… One of my favorite things about Cat was that she never lost her sense of wonder… To me she is actually a lot smarter, stronger, and braver than all the rest of us,” stated Grande.
Playing Cat Valentine still took a huge toll on Grande. Her hair was completely destroyed after years of dying it red, and that’s one of the main reasons why she started wearing extensions and ended up embracing her signature high ponytail.
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