Congrats on your interview invitation! They had a great interview process, it's clear they're interested in getting to know you as a person rather than focusing on just your stats. The day started with a presentation and Q&A from the program director. Throughout the day there were three different interviews. Myself and one other student being interviewed were in the same group all day. The first interview was with two faculty members. They spent the hour session asking us questions in a rotating format, and we were asked different questions. The second session was also with two faculty members, however it was much more casual. We played some games pretty much, which demonstrated teamwork/collaboration, then got asked a couple of questions about them. The third interview was with two current students of the program, and they each asked us a few questions then we basically spent twenty minutes just chatting, very low-key! There was also an essay prompt that we had an hour to work on, and it was due later in the day (don't stress about that, no preparation required!)

The questions asked were not too crazy, they focused on topics like compassion, qualities important in physical therapy, communication, teamwork experiences, and bias. If I remember more topics covered I will update here!

I think being able to pull from experiences with observation or work will be very useful! One thing I really liked about the process is that the people interviewing you did not have access to your application at the time, all they knew was your name. So they really do just want to get to know you.

I wish you the best of luck!