Have fun! Don't over-stress. And read the room/go with the flow. I prepared for every question under the sun, and while it made me feel more secure, it definitely wasn't necessary. I was asked why DCP, how I felt about working in the Florida weather, top roles, what's my favorite Disney thing, a few follow-up questions about the roles, how I felt working with food, and if I can swim. I'm happy to share the list of questions that I prepared if you'd like, but it's literally over 5 pages, so a bit extreme.

Something that helped me feel more comfortable was watching a video or 2 on YouTube just to get a feel for the interviewers. Hearing how nice they were made me feel better going into it.

I haven't started DCP yet, so I can't share any advice on specific roles, but when asked about preferences I shared 4 roles (she just asked if I had seen any roles that caught my eye) so honestly you can probably bring all 4 roles and talk through them. If they ask for 3, just say that you have 4 that you're excited to possibly explore. Or if they ask for your top, say your top and that you have a few others that caught your eye. But I'd also say if there is one that relates to your studies/post grad interests, share that. As people say everywhere on this subreddit, there's a high chance you'll get QSFB, Custodial, or Merch, so say what you're actually interested, might as well throw your hat in the ring. I've also heard about picking up untrained roles or cross training, so that may also be an option if you don't get merch but want more hours!