Rejected post-interview. That was the fastest decision ever, but I blew my first MMI scenario and it happened to be with the dean of the school (my fate was sealed at that point). The MMI format really doesn't favor non-trads. With life experience you become more of a realist (and lose a lot of the youthful idealism that the MMI seeks). I also like being to the point and not very verbose (my pet peeve is people that repeat themselves, but that trait might help in the MMI). I had a lot to offer the school, but wasn't really given much any opportunity to talk about it. I really do wish I could talk about my life and why medicine now. Instead, I was having discussions on things mostly irrelevant to my pursuit of medicine.
At least next winter when I'll likely be studying medicine in 80F weather on a beach in South Florida, I won't be thinking to myself, "I really wish I was in Albany buried under a few feet of snow." That said, the school is really nice, and I'm sad to be rejected. Though, I did feel a little out of place as a non-trad at Albany Med.
Good luck all! The interview day is pretty fun overall and I do hope you all get in!