There are several ways. A good beginning is to go to the reference room of the library and look at Petersen's Guide to Graduate Programs in the Biological and Agricultural Sciences. The index lists many different programs, and in the body of the guide are descriptions of the schools including programs, admissions requirements, etc. Biology faculty members are also a good resource when you are beginning your search for an appropriate program. Once you have narrowed down your choices, look at the catalogs for those schools.
Many catalogs are available on microfiche in the library.
They are in a file in the microforms room arranged alphabetically by state. You may also get catalogs by writing directly to the schools. A. Obtain applications during the summer after your junior year. Fill them out and send them in during the early fall of your senior year. Make sure you know the deadlines for the schools to which you are applying.