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Are earnings from work by a foreign student taxable for Social Security purposes?

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Are earnings from work by a foreign student taxable for Social Security purposes?

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If a student has an F-1, J-1, or M-1 Visa and is working on campus or by special arrangement with the school, his/her earnings are generally not covered or taxable for Social Security purposes. Other work generally is covered and taxable.

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