There is spending information, but there may be differences in accounting methods (e.g. some colleges with medical schools report a very high level of spending, even though medical school spending affects very few undergraduate students).
However, highly endowed private colleges are probably subsidizing all (including list price) undergraduate students from endowment investment earnings. State colleges are subsidizing in-state undergraduate students with state money (although there has been a downward trend over the decades).
But list price undergraduate students at poorly endowed private colleges, out-of-state state colleges, and for profit colleges are likely paying more than the cost of education.
Of course, the actual cost of education could vary from one student to another at the same college, since different subjects have different costs, and upper level courses tend to cost more to teach. Some students takes more courses than others as well.