Thanks for the advice everyone!
I liked the school. It seems they have a lot of resources to help students and everyone was very friendly. Waiting for the interview (although nerve-wracking) was actually pretty fun, because the other candidates were also very friendly, talkative and upbeat. It definitely helped with the nerves. Other school officials dropped by such as the Dean. He asked everyone about their school, major, and where they live, and was kind of insulting when I stated my major (which is a non-Science major).
My interview day was pretty terrible. I arrived at 8:45 AM for an 11:00 AM interview, and was told when I got there that, contrary to the e-mail I received informing me to be there for the morning interviews, I was actually scheduled for the afternoon interview session. They told me that because of the mix-up, I would be interviewed first at 1:00 PM after the campus tour; but that didn't happen. I was one of the last people to be interviewed at roughly 2:30 PM. Needless to say, all the waiting just increased my nervousness.
I was told repeatedly by those in the morning sessions that the interview was "chill", that the interviewers were very friendly, and the interview was a friendly conversation. I unfortunately lucked out on that, lol. My interviewer was a doctor, and he was very distant. The interview honestly felt like an interrogation, and although I walked out feeling like I had bombed it, I still think I answered the questions pretty well. I talked to other people who interviewed with the same person, and another person described the interview as "painful." I definitely thought that was an accurate description of my interview as well.
I liked the school, but probably wouldn't go there because I definitely felt like I should have been treated a bit better (?). Also, it's wayyyyy too expensive. I would only go there if it was the only acceptance I received.
