The results of the survey were published by FAGE on Thursday. The survey itself, in which over 14,000 students took part, was taken over the course of almost three weeks.
A total of 59 percent of students said they supported the education reform, while 32 percent were against it.
On March 26, protesters started blocking off the Tolbiac campus of Paris 1 University as part of nationwide demonstrations against the education reform. A month later, French police started dispersing the protesters.
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Earlier on Friday, several hundred students alongside other opponents of the government's education reform blocked access to Nanterre University in the outskirts of Paris, where a final examination session was set to take place.
Multiple protests have been rocking France since mid-2017, with students, employees and the labor unions of such sectors as education, agriculture, the prison security, retirement homes, railway, aviation, and charities protesting against unpopular measures introduced by the government.