the interview is a stressful time, but my biggest tip is to be
confident (or pretend to be

). by practicing, reading over you apps, and researching the school, you will be more prepared and confident during the interview. check whether or not your interivew will be open-file. if it's open-file, they'l'l probably ask questions about your app. if not, then you should be prepared to talk alot about your accomplishments and work because the interviewers won't know anything about you. you also don't want to sound rehearsed when you're giving your answer! also be prepared to think on your feet. don't say negative things like, "i didn't like my school or i hated that professor!" always turn things around, so they sound positive. ummm...you should also stand by your answers. don't change them to just agree with the interviewers. dress professionally when you go to your interview. give a firm handshake and smile when you're greeting the interviewers.
for the interviews that i have been on, they have been of a conversational style. the interviewers just wanted to know more about me. try not to stress out too much (i know, easier said than done). if you practice and be yourself, you should be fine.
some potential questions:
-Why pharmacy?
-Tell me about yourself.
-Why do you want to come here?
-What are your strengths/weaknesses (turn the weakness into a positive thing, like you learned from it and have improved upon it)
-Have you done any community service?
-What were your favorite and least favorite classes?
-How have you prepared yourself for pharmacy school?
-Where do you see yourself in 5 or 10 years?
-Why should we choose you over another applicant?
-Tell me 3 words that would best describe you?
-What qualities do you see are needed for an exceptional pharmacist?
-If you saw another student cheating, what would you do?
-What has been your exposure to the field of pharmacy?
-What do you do for fun? What are your hobbies?
-Any questions? (they'll most likely ask you this at the end. be prepared with some questions. ask them even if you know the answer. you'll look more interested in their program. you can ask anything here...i asked about their research opportunities because i talked about my research experience during the undergrad)
good luck!