Immigration regulations allow international students to work off campus, but only in very special circumstances and only with prior authorization. The regulations will be explained during the International Student Orientation. You should not depend on obtaining off-campus employment. Any income earned should be considered extra pocket money to go toward incidental expenses. Come prepared to meet all expenses, including personal living expenses.
Financial aid is very limited for international students who want to study in the United States.
You may want to do some research at the library or on the Internet, as there is always new information coming out. The key thing to remember is that it is very difficult to get any sort of additional funding once you are here. It is up to the student to make sure that you have enough money to pay for all the expenses you may incur during your stay in the United States. Pay in full for the first semester by the first day of classes. This fee is counted toward the tuition fee and is not an extra fee.