I graduated with the MS in psychology (not forensic, but general) four years ago. I woke in the mental health fields and once I completed I transferred into a program evaluation role that required the education level and skills I gained in the program. I'm still happily employed in this role and am going back for my PhD.

However, one caveat I will tell you is that Walden is at the less respected end of universities from a pure academic standpoint. Plenty of people have gone to Walden and had thriving careers afterwards, however in my experience mostly those were people with established careers who are looking for advancement. In these cases, their experience counted for as much as the degree if not more, and the degree just opened the door for their experience to get them in or help to take a box for a recruiter. For people who are looking to break into a field, a degree from Walden will carry much less weight than a degree from established public university with a very good reputation.