; and (B) may not use the results of the surveys to make comparisons between institutions of higher education. (e) Frequency An institution of higher education that is subject to this part shall conduct a survey under this section not less frequently than once every 3 academic years. 163. Survivors’ counselors (a) Requiring institutions To make counselor available (1) In general Each institution of higher education that is subject to this part shall retain the services of qualified sexual assault survivors’ counselors to counsel and support students who are victims of sexual assault. (2) Use of contractors permitted At the option of the institution, the institution may retain the services of counselors who are employees of the institution or may enter into agreements with other institutions of higher education, victim advocacy organizations, or other appropriate sources to provide counselors for purposes of this section. (3) Number The institution shall retain such number of counselors under this section as the institution considers appropriate based on a reasonable determination of the anticipated demand for such counselors’ services, so long as the institution retains the services of at least one such counselor at all times. (b) Qualifications A counselor is qualified for purposes of this section if the counselor has completed education specifically designed to enable the counselor to provide support to victims of sexual assault, and is familiar with relevant laws on sexual assault as well as the institution’s own policies regarding sexual assault. (c) Informing victims of available options and services In providing services pursuant to this section, a counselor shall— (1) inform the victim of sexual assault of options available to victims, including the procedures the victim may follow to report the assault to the institution or to a law enforcement agency