Leave in or out my master's degree from school of professional studies?

I am currently trying to apply to one of the major FLDP programs( think J&J, Microsoft, GE etc) and I was wondering if I should mention my Masters degree which I got from one of the professional studies programs. I heard that the professional studies degrees are not well received by the recruiters. Also my estimated GPA at that program will probably be around 3.4.

Is it even possible to keep them out from my Job application? How will recruiters perceive it? Little unrelated but how will it be perceived when I apply to the top b schools.

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