TMSA Triangle Senior Named a Park Scholar and National Merit Scholarship Finalist
TMSA Triangle High School senior, Harvik Kolla, has been named a Park Scholar and National Merit Scholarship Finalist - a testament to his exceptional academic abilities, outstanding leadership, commendable service, and remarkable character.
“I am very grateful for these opportunities and thankful that the TMSA community has supported me throughout my journey. I’ve been in TMSA since second grade (a decade now) and it was the perfect place for me to excel, thrive, and grow as a person; it was the perfect place for me to make sustainable impacts to my community and gain the Park Scholarship and National Merit Finalist,” said Harvik in gratitude and appreciation to his recent achievements.
TMSA Triangle High School Principal Adam Alden expressed his heartfelt congratulations to Harvik and said “his dedication and hard work have earned him well-deserved recognition as a Park Scholar and National Merit Scholarship Finalist. We are honored to have him represent our school and wish him all the best for his future endeavors.”
Harvik has set an excellent example for the rising classes and represents the high standards of excellence that TMSA Triangle encourages.
As a Park Scholar, Harvik has been awarded a four-year scholarship valued at an impressive $116,000, which includes tuition and fees, room and board, books and supplies, travel, and personal expenses. Additionally, he will be granted funds to support his professional and personal enrichment experiences, such as research projects, service activities, and conferences in the United States and abroad. Harvik has also been guaranteed an invitation to join the University Honors Program for all Park Scholarship Finalists.
Moreover, Harvik is also one step closer to becoming a National Merit Scholar. This academic scholarship competition, recognizing outstanding students since 1955, is highly competitive, with 7,250 scholarships totaling almost $28 million on offer this year.
Harvik's selection as a Park Scholar and his recognition as a potential National Merit Scholar are clear indicators of his outstanding potential and promise. We have no doubt that he will continue to achieve great success and make a significant impact both academically and beyond. As a school community, we are incredibly proud of Harvik's achievements, and we offer him our heartfelt congratulations and best wishes as he pursues his dreams.