Start my career with a JD degree?

Thank you for above comments.

Now I have some ad/offer so I can say one possibility:

I will finishe Chicago M.S in financial Mathematics in one year, followed by a Dartmouth Master of Engineering Management 1.5 years (I defer this ad, so I don't have to reapply).After 2.5 years, I will start to apply J.D.

Any ideas and comments?

I also have PhD EE fellowship position in Top20 Engineering schools (or even Top5), I just think it's too long to wait 5 years to do something I like (plus Chicago and Dartmouth are also Top5 within their major), though many people will say: solid, it's very solid after then! Plus I don't wanna learn Patent Law, I want to run...

One more question: 3 years for a J.D right?

P.S: I did not say EE master now because Berkeley rejected my MS EE application so if I wanna MS in EE, I may quit PhD meanwhile to get it.

if you can get a t14 offer, and you really want a legal career, you better do it early. another MS won't help you. if you cannot get into a t14, think twice before giving up your current academic track.

let's talk about this after you take lsat.