Hi! Hope you have a great interview! Interview-wise it is awesome, compared with other schools. The admissions department and the people who will interview you have looked at you application so many times they practically have it memorized. So in short, you should too. Anything that you have wrote in the application is fair game for them to ask you about. From my experience, and the experience of others, if you have made it this far the admissions team is not worried if you have the academic knowledge, or intellect to succeed in medical school. Instead, the admissions team is looking to make sure that you would be the best fit for the school, and that you could do great here. Make sure you have intently read the mission statement of OUHCOM! In total you will have three 30-minute interviews. The interviewers do not ask trick questions, and they never asked philosophical/moral lifeboat situation questions. Questions they do ask are "Why our school?" "Why Osteopathic Medicine?" "How would you incorporate Osteopathy as a future physcian?" If you have any interesting things in your application they might ask you to explain or talk about them. One interviewer I had asked about the current climate of healthcare, however, it was clear that he did not care about the politics but instead if I kept up on current, relevant topics in the healthcare field, and didn't live under a rock. The admissions dept. tries to set up your interviews as 1 person from faculty, 1 person clinician, and 1 person staff/faculty. I really did love the Interview Day they have here!
Everyone is super friendly and you can talk with current medical students at lunch that is provided. You will have a total of 20 other people interviewing that day as well. Because of the high percentage of acceptance/interviews, you will very likely have many of those people in your class if you are accepted.
Final things is: dress professional. In my interview cohort there was this student who wore a bright blue suit, (like I mean bright blue)...I didn't see him at orientation. Point being, your interview is not a time to show off the individuality of your closet. Men would fair best in a conservative suit: black, navy, gray, brown. If you want to have an expressive tie go for it, do NOT wear gym shoes. Women in pant suit, or conservative dress. If you want to have expressive shoes go for it, just remember to dress professional. Just my honest opinion.
Hope all of this helps!