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Hello Liz, This is Md.Multazim Chowdhury. I'm also going to transfer at Oakland University from winter semester, 2017. This course is a requirement to complete the transfer guide as well. I have a deep interest about Mythology. I have read a lots of book about different myths, Religious and Cultural traditions of various ancient group. The story of Olympic and valentine day actually insist me to acquire more knowledge about Mythology. So I think this course is a great opportunity to attain more explicit knowledge about Mythology. I wish you will also accomplish a lot of knowledge about Mythology as well. Good
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