I was accepted to both law scool

I want to work at Human rights ngo or law farm dealing with international human rights.

Which law school should I go?

I got into NU's program and I didn't even apply to GU. I was living in DC last year, and I can truly tell you is the perfect setting where to deal with these issues. However, a smaller class in a better ranked school (with professors like Scheffer) is the main reason for which I choose NU. Hope to see you there!

Imo in terms of international human rights Georgetown is a place to be . keep in mind that GU will provide countless opportunities in doing research in cutting edge areas especially in the fields of human rights and international law ,plus the institution of International Economic Law is extremely active in comparative studies in various subjects that arisen from current financial situation, these kind of institutions can capture the attention of each scholar that is intellectually curious about the ongoing human rights issues within a worldwide. However, can not deny this fact that the size of class could be matter in some circumstances. If you are so keen on personalized program forget about all the advantage that GULC can bring just head to NU.
god luck

Northwestern for me. You will definitely get your money's worth if you go there!