If you haven't gone to your doctor in the last 2 months my first suggestion is to go. Have them run tests to rule out any physical issues that only testing could determine. While there discuss your depression and ask for any suggestions or treatment options.
Make a schedule and stick to it. Get up at the same time. Have your day with some of the following. Something that you do for your future. Job hunting, volunteer work, school. Doing things that improve your living area. Going to the market, household chores that give order to your environment and helps out those you live with. Helping someone else. Does a family member or friend need some help? Exercise every day. That is one of the best depression fighters.
Volunteer work. Look into helping out in your community. Mentor, tutor, soup kitchens, shelters. Anything of interest where you help another. Volunteering helps get our minds off our troubles and reminds us that others have it better and worse than we do. Also the satisfaction of doing a good deed is uplifting.
Do things you don't have time doing while working. That museum that you couldn't see? Friends who live a bit away that you've promised someday you'll come out for a few days? Go. You will be working soon and then you will be bummed that you didn't do some of those things.
Spend time with family and friends. Make plans to spend time with someone who loves you a couple of times a week.
I hope things start looking up for you. Know that this stage in your life is temporary, and tomorrow is a brand new day. Putting that in context will make your situation feel workable and not so daunting.