Everything the last couple posts mentioned is spot on.

There will be a couple boxes on the application you simply cannot add information to but everything that can have a value added, add it.

Having the degree isn't necessarily the only thing they want. They value specific universities and aviation degrees. Not only that but how long did it take. If you can complete your bachelors in less than 4 years it will go a long way. If it took you 10 years it's not an impossibility to get the call but it won't be scored as highly.

You can never stop doing more to be more competitive. Add philanthropic activities, become an LCA, do some union work or company work. Try to find something that allows you to keep flying at the same time.