Zach,
I agree with roadtrip, the degree is usually used to thin out the list of resume that an HR department receives, so the field is usually non important.
Two small points you might want to bare in mind, first you can get your licences, instruct and gain up to 36 credits towards an Associate degree in Aviation, making it somewhat cheaper to get your 2 year degree.
On the other hand, you would be putting all your eggs in one basket, so a degree in a non aviation field could be a good backup, should you decide aviation is not for you, lose your medical or the likes.
Good Luck!
Sk3