If that money appears in the state’s budget this June, an anticipated 246,000 California State University students and 114,000 University of California students will receive grants ranging on average between $1,000 and just over $3,000 to help finance their educations starting this fall. Students at other California campuses, including community colleges, are ineligible. The money will have an immediate impact on low- and middle-class students whose families generally earn less than $201,000 a year. Students in higher-income households will typically get the larger amounts to make up for the lack of aid they receive from other state and federal grants.