True, true as far as pre-reqs go. The biology and chemistry requirements are basically fulfilled by the AS. The cyto just gets you to the bachelors. The curriculum sounds awesome, but the classes are not relevant for premed:
The BSHS in Cytotechnology is a 126 credit hour degree program divided into three components: general education (49 credit hours), advanced standing and electives (27 credit hours), and distance education clinical laboratory sciences and health sciences courses (50 credit hours). Electives (27...
smhs.gwu.edu
I guess get the bachelors through cyto and then do this program:
www.usuhs.edu
Basically do 8 years on active duty before medical with 3 of it actual work and 5 of it school. Sounds good to me.