Where do international students make money now?

1. Find a job on campus. Each department in the school will have different positions, some are office-based, some are teaching assistants, research assistants, etc. The wages for these positions are not high (students are generally given the local minimum hourly wage), but they are relatively stable, and the working environment on campus is relatively friendly, which can be regarded as laying a foundation for future work. Many schools have special on-campus recruitment platforms. Students can log in and browse the positions being recruited, and then submit their resumes to apply. You can also go directly to a department and ask if they are hiring. Run more diligently, read more and inquire more.

2. If you are confident enough in your English proficiency, you can try to find some translation or English tutoring jobs online.

3. Depending on your own abilities or expertise, you can find some jobs outside of school. In theory, student visas cannot work off campus, but in fact many places are able and even happy to recruit international students to work part-time, because they can directly give you cash, which is beneficial to both parties. I studied playwriting, so I found an assistant job in a theater in New York last semester. It was very simple. I was responsible for checking tickets and guiding the audience before the show started, and cleaning the hall, turning off the lights and locking the doors when it ended. Each shift lasts no more than 3 hours, and you can get 40 US dollars, and you can read a book by yourself as soon as the show starts. It's a very leisurely job.

Hope it helps.