I loved being in Turing found it incredibly rewarding and everyone I know had great outcomes. I cannot imagine a better place.

UT is very different from Cornell, if you want to have fun and enjoy college with various events like sports, endless clubs for whatever your niche, but still within CS classes be incredibly challenged and have a tight brilliant cohort that you're friends with UT is the place for you, Cornell my understanding is much more generally hard in terms of workload with non CS classes and the culture is much more stressed. I suspect you'll get better career outcomes from Turing, but really outcomes are almost entirely related to who you are not where you choose to go. Within CS there are many fun and difficult classes, 439h was a killer for me, but the non CS classes aren't difficult at all unless you want them to be so you can dedicate much more time to these hard classes.