Hello, I'm an expert in typography and document formatting. When it comes to the standard font and size, it can vary depending on the context, such as print versus digital media, academic papers, business documents, or resumes.

For academic papers, the standard font is often Times New Roman, and the size is typically 12 points for the main text. However, specific guidelines may vary, and it's always best to check the requirements of the institution or publication you're submitting to.

In the business world, Arial and Calibri are also popular choices, with a size of 11 or 12 points being common for body text.

For resumes, a size of 10 or 12 points is often recommended to fit the most relevant information on one page, with fonts like Arial, Helvetica, or Times New Roman being preferred for their readability.

For digital media, the choice of font and size can be more flexible, but readability and accessibility should still be considered.

Remember, these are general guidelines, and the best choice can depend on the specific requirements of the document or the preferences of the audience.

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Rule: College papers should be in a standard academic font: either Times New Roman or Cambria, in 12pt size. (If you submit a paper in another font, I will change it on the file I download.) Instructions: Times New Roman or Cambria 12pt should be the default for Word, but if yours is different then change your default.read more >>