Please permit me to answer outside the box.

Kaplan is a for-profit proprietary university. Accordingly its degrees are given little if any respect by many employers and most other universities. I would not spend my time and benefits there,

You may be having difficulty in finding a program because of the lack of opportunities for people with this degree.

I have completed a career as a public prosecuting attorney and I cannot think of a good career path for this degree for people who will leave the military. The main utility of such a degree would be to advance in police administration or a probation department. I emphasize the word “advance”. Most agencies promote from within and having the extra letters after your name could increase chances for promotion. However, a knowledgeable top boss will not give much or any weight to a Kaplan degree.

If you are in the middle of a military career in the military police, etc,, you can easily find out if a Kaplan degree is respected and useful for promotion in your organization.

The reason proprietary degrees are given little respect is that the primary duty of a proprietary college is to make money for its owners, even at the expense of having to give a very substandard education to the students. Instructors at proprietary universities tend to be part time employees who are nowhere near the top in their fields. Standards are set low to keep students enrolled. Profits come before quality.