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I live in the United States. I attend a well-known engineering school with over 40,000 students. I was sexually assaulted on campus by a man visiting the school for work in December of 2011. I did not report my crime until April of 2012. Campus police spoke in a way that led me to believe I should not continue to attempt to locate my assailant, in addition to saying and behaving in a reckless fashion given my state as a very ill victim. (Including using intimidation, deceit, and interrogation-styled conversations meant to make me feel stupid, ashamed, and confused.) 

This pattern of mistreatment continued for a month and a half until when I could no longer take the belittling nature of the time I spent at the police station and retreated to my apt. where I wouldn't leave for weeks at a time. 

Furthermore, I attempted to reach out to many different school officials and was repeatedly forgotten about and felt as if I was being "shushed" during nearly every reaction.

Due to the treatment I received from the police, my symptoms of what I now know as PTSD flared to a pt. I was recommended for inpatient treatment and am unable to finish my degree. (Currently still enrolled. Not attending however.) 

Do I have any options? I don't want this to happen to anyone else. Thank you for taking the time to read about my situation.
<bot>: Sexually assaulted on campus. Campus police treated me horribly leading to me become gravely disabled. Do I have any legal options to ensure this doesn't have to someone else?