Colleges will take the grades from both schools and calculate the overall GPA…you should do that too, so you can categorize your schools in to reach, target and safety.
You don’t need a specialized degree in real estate.
If you are interested in the development side of things- study finance. If you are interested in the construction side of things, get an engineering or construction management degree. If you are interested in getting a broker’s license (commercial or residential) you can study anything at all- successful brokers come from all over. If you are interested in the infrastructure side of things, get a degree in urban planning. If you are interested in hotel/retail/restaurant real estate, many people choose a degree in hospitality management but honestly- a straight up accounting or finance degree will teach you what you need to know. Valuation is valuation. The acronyms will be a little different but you can pick that up in two days of self-study if you have the core analytical skills.
It’s honestly just marketing. You can learn what you need at virtually any four year college in the US… go where the price is right and where you will be challenged to work hard and do your best.