What does ‘some university courses’ in DV form mean?

Question by shakir 1: What does 'some university courses' in DV form mean?
I'm a student of Law under the University of London. This is a 3yr's Honors completing course under this university and now I'm in 2nd yr, more accurately taking the 2nd yr final exams. I've completed Diploma-in-Law (which is also called 1st yr) course and I've one year left to complete my Honors equivalent to Graduation or Bachelor degree. In the Diversity Visa( DV) form I gave my educational level to 'some university courses', but I really want to know whether it will suffice or not? Again if I'd give the level to 'high school degree", which I completed in 2008, it would be a false statement because the form stated " what I've achieved as of today"? while now I'm studying in a university and already completed a course (Diploma-in-Law) and about to complete my 2nd yr.
I'd be so grateful and highly pleased if I get the correct answer from you guys.
Thanking you,
Shakir.

Best answer:

Answer by worldisone
will be "A" levels or IB and Dip-in-Law.
some is vague. this part is mainly for those who have worked before or reway above 30 years old. they may have many other professional stuff

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