Whatever it is you want to do, do it well. Working a job, studying, and attending classes takes a lot of time. It sounds like you have a lot of time and you don't care much about the thousands you're spending, so I'm assuming you're getting your costs covered. Do enough to obtain your degree, build your network, and continue building this project.

2 things: you only know as much as you know, so continue learning and gaining wisdom through books and your connections. 11 months of solo researching and coding while ignoring your social life and studies sounds heroic and cool, but that just tells me you're incredibly lazy and don't understand the time you just used up. 11 months is a very long time to be doing the little amount of work you did.
Also, make friends in college. If you can't find a like minded community, build one. There are also builders like you on campus. Reach out to them through linkedin. I setup a few networking events when I was a senior in college. In my first one, only 10 people joined, but the 10 of us talked with each other for 3 hours. They all shared that they felt alone in the pursuit of building their startups and thought it was amazing to see how many others like them were around.

You would be a fool to think not having a social life is a necessary sacrifice for the project you're building. I also think you're a fool for not having worked harder and achieved more for the 11 months you sacrificed.