It went really well! If I remember correctly there were 7 questions total and you had 1 minute to read the prompt (if there was one) and prepare, then 5 minutes (which was a bit short in some cases) to answer the questions. The interviewers were all friendly and engaging, it was a very different feel from the Davis MMI where they were a bit more robotic. We also had a student check our ID's and speak with us before we were sent to breakout rooms, so it was a nice way to break the stress, ask questions, and learn where all the other students were from before starting.
In terms of preparing, I'd recommend googling MMI questions and finding a friend to read the prompt and listen to your response, so it actually simulates a real interview. Most schools in the US have reviews on their interviews here. Make sure you're looking at schools which follow the MMI format as it's different from a traditional interview.
Also below is a YouTube video which was helpful in informing me how to approach the MMI. Essentially it's not so much about getting a "correct" answer, but more about seeing how you think and interact with the questions.
Best of luck, you'll do great!
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