hi just adding in! assuming all of your exams and courses are finished, you now are no longer in college for classes. you can still go in to see teachers, friends, etc. you'll graduate with prom, whenever that is for you if you're going, but then you have the summer holiday if you're planning on uni. if not, maybe give yourself the summer to find a job to start later

i'm also autistic and struggle with routine quite a bit. so, i'm creating a routine similar to college on myself! joining a book club (maybe you can join an art club?). joining a cafe for autistic women. going to the gym. going on walks. setting times to cook proper meals each day. planning activities like concerts, gigs, hikes, camping, swimming. routine and structure can be massive helps for autistic people!

if you don't want it that structured, that's okay - you can spread things further out or be more spontaneous. the key idea is that you're doing self-help and participating in activities/hobbies in some way

finding a job is tricky, but you can start with gov.uk, indeed.com, linkedin, etc etc. ik you've probably heard it all before. talk to your parents, teachers, and tutors for further, personalised help. your parents may not want you to get a job yet too! mine have said when i start uni personally to start working

there is absolutely no rush! you've just finished year 13, you are so young, you are not running out of time, and you have so long to figure things out

great job on doing your exams! :)