I say hold off on applying til next year.
Whats with the rush? I guarantee your application will be better if you wait a year. By the time you send your AMCAS out and have it verified it will take some time. Then you have to get your secondaries in(not an easy task). Then you have to get your letters of rec in. Factor in the numerous delays you may encounter(ie mail getting lost, AMCAS losing stuff, sending transcripts that mysteriously never get to AMCAS etc.).
But lets assume that everything is on time and your files are complete by early November. Judging from your practice MCAT tests your score will be around the 28 range. Furthermore, you seem a bit unsure of even getting that on the actual test. I think you would really benefit from waiting another year til applying. That way you will have more life experience, you will have the opportunity to retake the mcat and have the scores in on time (assuming u didn't do so awesome on the aug 02), and also you will be able to get your application(primary, secondaries, LORs in very very early in the process).
I am a reapplicant. Last year I sent my AMCAS the very first day I could certify it. AMCAS received my transcripts early July. My secondaries and LORs were received by schools by October. I interviewed at Vandy and Loma Linda. I did not get in anywhere after applying to 30 schools. my gpa was 3.8 and my MCAT was a 28. My undergrad is UCLA. The point? Well in retrospect I wished I hadn't been so set on rushing to apply. This time around I think my app will be stronger and my MCATs will be higher(and I'm still behind the ball since I retook in august and have to wait for those scores).
So my advice to you is if you are not sure about applying especially considering its getting pretty late to be sending in your AMCAS and considering you are not sure about your stats then wait a year.
One year in your life will not hurt you and theres a lot of things you can do to improve your app. You don't wanna be like me and spend thousands for 30 schools not get in and spend thousands on 40 schools the second time around.
just my $0.02
Good luck on your decision.