With due respect to those who previously posted, mj is correct and the rest are incorrect. The MCAT is a qualifier exam. Due to the 60,000 plus applicants per year, and the fewer than twenty that are accepted and matriculated per year, medical schools go through quite a bit of difficulty to make sure that the spots are filled by people who would make fine doctors, those who have the fortitude to put up with this grueling stamina test of 6+ years, and those that make the most interesting and profound candidates. It appears that you fit the bill for all of these. I'd wager that most of the posters are those that are attempting to get INTO medical school and are overly anxious to fortify their apps. I reiterate, the MCAT is a qualifier examination, such that a 30 qualifies the GPA that you have received from your school. They take ALL THINGS into consideration, and the MCAT is just one of the many factors. Your scores look very good, and despite the fact that you missed the elusive 10 on the VR section, it's a score based on percentiles, and the same number of people miss it every year. The meaning of this is that roughly a quarter of applicants get in. A quarter, however, do not get 10, nor 30 on the MCAT. Try to consider the wages of applying through another cycle, and the fact that medical schools will have seen you before. That means that without some significant factor to boost your qualifications, they would hardly give you app a second look.