The University of Chicago might become a Heartbreak Hotel for undergraduate applicants who can't answer the Elvis Presley death hoax question. There's been an Elvis sighting on the University of Chicago undergraduate application. Help us get to the bottom of this evil plot. The Elvis question is optional.
Applicants can opt for one of two other more conventional questions.
But academic adviser Joseph Walsh said the Elvis question allows students to express their creativity. According to G'Sells' theory, Elvis reappears at bookstores to promote Salinger novels. That's the food that contributed to his ballooning weight at the time of his so-called death. The 'real' Elvis never went to college. In 1953, he graduated from Humes High School in Memphis.