Sophomore First Semester Rough Time

Hello all,
I figured I’d post here to get some advice on what future steps to take after describing my situation below.
So:
I am currently a sophomore enrolled at a consensus top 15/top 20 university in the country (don’t want to disclose the name because I don’t want others to base their opinions on my school based on my experience).
I obviously was successful academically in high school, and am running a ~3.0 GPA here so far, which I am actually fine with (though it seems others here are very very smart-just like at any top college). Socially, I am having a similar issue that others seem to be having: turning acquaintances into friends. A lot of clubs/activities here are very selective, and a lot of the non-selective clubs don’t meet much besides the occasional GBM. I made a ton of friends on my freshman floor, but alas now we are all dispersed throughout campus which makes it harder (but obviously not impossible) to see each other, and I feel as though I have slid backwards socially.
At this moment I am feeling very disillusioned about the way this semester (and college in general) has gone. I am not interested in any of my classes, not interested in working hard and putting in extra effort (once I get to a B, I have a hard time seeing the point in working harder, which is bad I know but…), don’t really know what I want to do after my undergraduate studies are completed, and just want to go home and be with my family/ close HS friends and watch football. A much needed respite (Winter Break) is coming up, but the issue is in mid-January Spring Semester will start and this whole cycle will happen all over again.
I know this school is the best place for me overall (and transferring could honestly make this situation worse), but I would like to get to a point where I am legitimately enjoying every moment of my experience, which isn’t the case with me at this present moment.

Overarching Question: How can I improve my own college experience in this situation going forward?

A couple more nuggets of background info that may help:

  1. I have Asperger’s Syndrome but have grown out of it for the most part, and honestly don’t think this is contributing to the social issues I am having that much.
  2. My school is across the country from where I live, but I think going to school out of state is better for me because I don’t take home for granted and am learning how to deal with situations on my own which I am grateful for.

Thanks for reading.

Stick with it you will be okay. I felt that way too, I remember feeling very alone. I think what will help you is establishing goals for your future, maybe you can take the time to do that over break.
If you have goals, this will give you motivation to move past those B scores (which sound rather easy for you to attain). GPA is pretty highly weighted for entrance into graduate school and even into jobs right out of undergrad.
Hope this helps.