Q & A with CASA member Gabrielle "Gabbi" Ferreri

Q & A with CASA member Gabrielle "Gabbi" Ferreri

Gabrielle Ferreri Headshot

Q: Why did you come to MSU?

A: I came to Mississippi State because I wanted to be in a place that felt like home but also would push me to do my best. That’s exactly what State has done for me in my time here.

Q: What’s your favorite thing about MSU?

A: My favorite thing about MSU is the relationships that I have made, whether that be in the classroom or in the organizations I am a part of. My professors and peers really do care about me and my success.

Q: What do you want to do after graduation and how has being at MSU helped in that endeavor?

A: After graduation I am hoping to attend law school where I can use my degree I earned at Mississippi State to make an impact on the community around me.

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