Hi, sure thing! Here's how the day went down. Besides the ones I mentioned, I can't remember any other questions that I was asked but I'll post them if I remember!
The first thing we did was take ID pictures and get our info packets/badges. Everyone was sent to another room to wait for the presentations to start, so that was a good time to mingle and talk to the other interviewees. After introducing ourselves, several faculty gave presentations on the program, financial aid, clinical education and different campus departments (ex. the library, student services, etc.) as well as some current students who also gave us tours later. They went into good detail about everything and gave lots of opportunities to ask questions. We were divided into group A or B on our badges, and one group would do interview/lunch/tour while the other did tour/interview/lunch. The interviews lasted 30 minutes, and my group had 3 interviewees (including myself) and 1 interviewer. Many of the questions were situational ("What would you do if a classmate you're close with cheated on an exam?") while some were aimed at getting to know you ("What activities/work did you do during undergrad, what extracurricular activities would you do during grad school, and how do you plan on balancing everything?") or hearing about your experiences ("What was a negative experience you had while volunteering/observing?"). The interviewer went around 1-by-1 for the questions and really engaged with us, so it felt pretty conversational with the interviewer even though 3 people were interviewing together. At the end, each of us were given the chance to ask the interviewer a question so I would definitely have one ready whether you come up with it during the presentations earlier, or based off something mentioned during the interview. I asked about opportunities/organizations at USA to get involved in the field of PT as a student and I mentioned Direct Access, which they talked a bit about earlier as well.