Sort of. Many people try to make their resume stand out with fancy fonts, glossy marble looking paper, and lots of large words. Don't use fancy fonts. If you're going to use classy paper then buy the "exceptional resume" paper which is more of a parchment color and looks more professional rather than gaudy. It's not about the quantity of information, it is the quality.
Guess what though? You can't make a resume stand out no matter how hard you try, unless you have made yourself stand out the past few years. The resume is simply a snapshot or profile of your past three of four years of experience and education. Many people don't work hard enough when it matters, and try to make their resume stand out by listing positions that sound important but didn't really benefit them. You will have to explain your resume in at least 90% of your interviews and definitely in all of your first and second rounders.
Prepare by pursuing internships starting after your first or second year of college, and working while you are in school at a campus office or a place that is applicable to your possible area of work after college. By building up your experience you will naturally stand out, and hence your resume will stand out.
