<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

I [19] recently started at University and at a social event for my course I met a girl [18f] who I really got along with, had a a lot of shared interests. I had a really fun time that evening with her, we danced together (albeit as part of a group) and chatted a fair bit. Later in the week I saw her again and we started hanging out after lectures. A few times I went to her house and her to mine, sometimes with other friends, a couple of times just us two.  
Last week she came over to mine and we spent several hours chatting complete nonsense. Towards the end, we made out for about half an hour, but she had to leave for sports practice. The next day, she invited me over to hers to watch a tv show we both enjoy. When I got there in the evening, all her flatmates were out and it was just us in her room drinking and watching tv. I realise of course that this was pretty much the ideal opportunity to make a move, but being the nervous and oblivious male that I am it was not until the end of the night that I made anything of it. I went in to kiss her, but she pulled away slightly.  
She then said that she "can't do this", to which I asked what. She said that she had just gotten out of a long relationship and she didn't really want to get into anything serious so soon after ending it. I suggested perhaps a more casual/slow approach, and she said that she needed a "friend right now".  

Does this mean that she doesn't want to engage in a relationship with me of any kind? Or that she wants me as a friend primarily, but I'm still on the table? I know that I probably messed things up by not being more pro-active, but has this ship sailed for good?

This took place over a week ago, so I really hope that I haven't waited too long either. Also, bearing in mind we are on the same course, anything too drastic is not ideal.
<bot>: Made out with a girl, next day she "can't do this". Is it worth me trying to be with her, or should I just move on and be friends?