Is this normal? Is it a sign I shouldn't be a nurse?

You are perfectly normal!!! ((HUGS))

I am a pretty confident person. But I experienced this too prior to graduation. I found that the more experience I get, the more confident I become.

IMO, as graduation looms it is probably pretty normal to feel that way at some point. In my experience, I have been an LPN for 3 years now, I recently graduated RN school and in my last semester I felt like I did not know anything and would never learn all of this stuff. I even became really nervous in clinical right before going to my Senior Practicum where I was to be the "nurse" I wondered how on earth I was going to be able to do it... ya know what? It was a breeze and once I got over the self-doubt and jitters I actually handled things pretty darn well!. No I did not know everything, but I was able to surprise myself with what I did recollect and even made some suggestions that turned out helpful to a fellow nurse about her patient. (My LTC experience came into go use for that one)

Normal! I feel terrified..I think it's the looming future that soon we will be responsible for all of this and our safety net(instructors) won't be there anymore!

I just started my first real day as an RN in the ED. Pretty sure I had no idea what the heck was going on the whole time. It's normal.