English Language · Para Jumbles

Rearrange the jumbled sentences (A, B, C, D) between S1 and S2 to form a coherent paragraph. S1. But in college Ralph's goals were still hazy and undefined. A. Though he continued to take classes here and there in the sciences and in the Department of Business, he also took some lower-division classes in history and philosophy and English. B. He first thought he wanted to be a doctor, or a lawyer, and he took pre-medical courses and courses in history of jurisprudence and business-law before he decided he had neither the emotional detachment necessary for medicine, nor the ability for sustained reading and memorization in the Corpus Iuris Civilis, as well as the more modern texts on property and inheritance. C. But it never came. D. He continually felt he was on the brink of some kind of momentous discovery about himself. S2. It was during this time, his lowest ebb, as he jokingly referred back to it later, that he believed he almost became an alcoholic; he was in a fraternity and he used to get drunk every night.