Thank you! Some questions that were asked were definitely a little challenging and required more thinking than other questions. I remember they asked "Define professionalism and how it applies to OT", "What qualities do you need to be an OT", "Pick a health career and describe how it's similar and different to OT". There was one question that was so long and had about four parts to it and I completely blanked out, but they don't judge you for being nervous, they expect it! What really helped me was preparing beforehand. I went through past forums and wrote down potential interview questions on index cards and just rehearsed, just to get a sense of what to talk about. Also, talk about your experiences whether it's your job or volunteer hours, they want to hear that. If you show passion and you know what you're talking about, you'll be high on their list of people to accept. Good luck!!