If you have been raped, you may be confused. Seek medical attention. If you go to a hospital emergency room within 72 hours, the hospital can collect evidence of the assault. The hospital can call a volunteer who has rape crisis training to come and be with you during the exam. Regardless of when you go to the hospital, you should be examined for injuries and tested for infections and pregnancy.
Most people find it helpful to talk to a professional counselor about the assault.
Contact the appropriate campus resource or your local sexual assault center for counseling and support. You can go for counseling even long after the rape has occurred, and it will still be helpful. Report the crime to campus personnel or to the police and follow through with prosecution after determining what is in your best interest. Do not blame the victim for what has happened. Respond to what the victim needs not what you think the victim needs.