I hope this question doesn't sound hurtful or in any way offensive to you, but why don't you hang out with friends, what is that which you don't like about it? Years 15 to 18 are the most vivid, beautiful, joyful, active years that will never come again in your life. Speaking from my personal experience and others' experiences whom I've talked with, nothing comes close to teen years. You won't ever enjoy the same freedom and the lack of responsibility you get at that age. College years are really tedious as you have to deal with everything on your own. You won't have a principal or master, or head teacher, or whatever you call him/her in the USA. There will no longer be a teacher who needs to talk to your parent because things aren't going well with you. You have to be self-sufficient and take control of all the circumstances on your own.
Getting a job before college is the best thing you could do and it doesn't matter how many times you are rejected. It will definitely help you be more flexible and efficient in every respect. Actually, as far as I've read in some articles from The Guardian, and other newspapers, professors at colleage/university prefer having students having had work experience after high school as work grows them. I'd definitely recommend you use the remaining time before college to find a job and work. Don't get discouraged if you are rejected.

oh it definitely is.

Hi.
I don't know you at all, but here is my 2 cents.
You are getting rejected because you act like a blind person.
Words like "I hope I don't get rejected because I'm blind" make you act like a blind person. You have insecurities, and that probably makes people avoid you. I went through the same shit before university, and there's only one way to cope with it. be yourself. get out more. And I don't mean go to parties, I mean try to meet people in your environment.
Then again, if ou don't want to hang out with anyone that's fine. If you want to hang out only because you think  you should, don't bother. You're probably better off sitting by your computer, just like I was at age 10-13-15 and perhaps a a bit older.

hth

@Zarvox, is your post a question or just a rant out of frustration? There seems to be multiple issues brought up so I am not sure if it is more about you or about your dad.

What was the answer to your own question then?