<p>you are smart and you have good stats. You should stay in industry because it doesn’t seem like you enjoy doing research. Also be warned that you will get no funding for pursuing a masters at the schools you listed. You will be facing $30k tuition and $20k living expenses each year for two years. Beside, Berkeley & MIT admit students with intention to go to PhD. If you don’t have this intention, I’m afraid you are left with Stanford, which is notoriously hard to get admissions. (Btw, a degree from UBC is very good for finding jobs in Canada and probably also in US)</p>