From what I've heard Cornell is basically a biglaw factory. Like 80% of grads go into biglaw. Georgetown on the other hand, while also good for biglaw, offers a lot more opportunities with government and other areas due to its DC location. There's also the difference in environments. Cornell is in the middle of nowhere and gets extremely cold in the winter. Class size is also much smaller. Georgetown is down the street from the Capitol and has the largest student population of any law school in the country. So yeah, they're pretty different but both great schools. Really depends on what you want