Think twice before having a service compose your resume. It can get very expensive and you have the capability of doing it yourself. Career Services personnel can assist you with the process. Use bonded, non-erasable, white or off white paper with black ink. Print should be dark and clear.
Some employers scan resumes into their data bases.
Scanned resumes should be on unfolded, light colored paper with no italicized, underlined or shadowed words. Proofread the resume master for mistakes before printing and even after a printer has finished. Do not get charged for a printer's mistake. Ask permission to use your references' names and if you can use their work or home phone number. Use past employers first, then faculty members.