In general terms, you don't overbrand yourself with anything else. So if you're going to do it again, you need to make sure that the second score is significantly higher to show the school that you're not just playing. You are sufficiently prepared for the exam and your actual score is very close to or higher than that of the official practice tests. Some medical school applicants are confident that they will perform much better in a later MCAT, despite evidence to the contrary.
If you studied very hard for the exam and your score is very close to what you obtained in the official AAMC materials, you can be sure that you have scored equal to or close to the highest. Many Tufts applicants request more than one set of MCAT scores. Our policy is to consider all MCAT scores (taken within the approved time period prior to enrollment) and record the highest MCAT total.
