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"had to" here implies that someone or something was making you do this. In the context of wishing you had done something differently it's better to use "should have". It's a similar nuance to ～ばよかった
Eg: もっと勉強すればよかった is similar to "I should have studied more"

However even if I really regret about my past, nothing change at this time or mygret my past, I cannot change it now, and I can't predict the future.

Not entirely sure what you were trying to say here but this is my best guess
Regret is not often used with "really". You will sometimes here "deeply regret" though, so if you'd like to intensify it I would recommend using that
The "I can't predict the future" part is mostly a guess becuase saying you can't change the future would contradict your next sentence

All I should do is makinge my decision a correct one.

This sentence, even with my correction, feels a little odd to me. I would reword it to "All I can do is try to make the best decisions in the moment."

I had to study more in high school, had to think about my job suited for me when I was in university.

Did you regret having to study more in high school? If so, "I regret that I had to study more in high school and think about how my job would suit me in university."

However, even if I reallyhave regrets about my past, nothing change at this time or mys in the present or future.

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