How do graduate schools look at straighterline courses?

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So the reason ODU gave is that TESC is not ABET accredited. Even though line for line TESC was just about as rigorous of a program as ODU's BS EET. And TESC requires Calc II, while ODU only Calc I.
They told me it would be better to get Excelsior's EET because it is ABET accredited. But in my case Excelsior straight up told me that they only recognize my air force electronics as minimal, even though I spent 6 months for 8 hours a day learning electronics and avionics. Plus I hold a certificate from Texas Instruments institute, where it was my job to go back and teach the others upcoming upgrades to the on board aircraft electronics.

So I am stuck much like beargins.. I need to find a local B&M college, like ODU or change to physics, which still wont guarantee a MS in engineering acceptance.