I can't imagine anyone would think your 1st score was a fluke, even if you don't do better the 2nd time, unless you drop dramatically 20 pts or something. My personal advice is to retake - if you receive more scholarship money, I bet that amount would def be more than the $248 you spend to retake
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I can't imagine anyone would think your 1st score was a fluke, even if you don't do better the 2nd time, unless you drop dramatically 20 pts or something. My personal advice is to retake - if you receive more scholarship money, I bet that amount would def be more than the $248 you spend to retake